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1. Influence of soil tillage technology on tillage erosion

Author: Jaroslav Korba, Pavel Brož, Josef Hůla, Petr Novák, and Václav Novák
Subjects: soil erosion, cultivators, mouldboard plough, soil tracers translocation, soil sustainability, Agriculture (General), S1-972
Abstract: Tillage-induced erosion has negative impacts on the soil environment and production of the soil under intensive farming. Tillage erosion was evaluated during soil tillage performed by two technologies, i.e. conventional tillage and reduced tillage, commonly used in the Czech Republic. A field experiment was aimed at evaluating the soil particle translocation and magnitude of the vector angle. Aluminium cubes with an edge length of 16 mm were used as tracers. After each soil tillage operation, a metal detector searched these tracers in the topsoil. During the experiment, agricultural practices were always carried out on their respective dates for the whole season. The experiment results show that conventional tillage had a more adverse effect on tillage erosion than reduced tillage. This was confirmed on three experimental parcels with different slope gradients of 2, 6 and 11°. The largest translocation of soil tracers was observed on a parcel with the highest slope of 11°. There, the length of the translocation of tracers reached up to almost 10 m. The average length of soil tracer translocation in reduced tillage and conventional tillage ranged between 0.86 and 3.69 m. The largest average vector angle of tracer locations was recorded on a parcel with a slope of 6° for reduced tillage. In the treatment with the slope of 2° and conventional tillage used, the direction vector indicated upslope translocation of soil tracers. It was caused by soil tillage with a mouldboard plough turning over the topsoil layer upslope. In a treatment with a slope of 2° and reduced tillage used, no influence of the crosswise slope gradient of the plot on the direction vector was observed. The acquired knowledge will be used in further study of soil erosion processes.
Published: 2024
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2. Effect of Biostimulant, Manure Stabilizer, and Manure on Soil Physical Properties and Vegetation Status

Author: Václav Novák, Petr Šařec, and Oldřich Látal
Subjects: bulk density, cone index, crude fat, crude protein, NeOsol, saturated hydraulic conductivity, Botany, QK1-989
Abstract: Food production sustainability is one of contemporary agriculture’s fundamental challenges. Farmers are currently facing high input prices in crop production and declining organic matter in the soil. For this reason, a field experiment was established to assess the effect of the biostimulant NeOsol (NS), the manure stabilizer Z’fix (ZF), farmyard manure (FM), and their combination in farm practice. In situ measurements provided information on the change in bulk density (BD), unit draft (UD), saturated hydraulic conductivity (SHC), and cone index (CI). Furthermore, the vegetation status was investigated via vegetation indices, and the yield and quality parameters were assessed. Management of the experimental field resulted in an overall decrease in BD over time for the treated variants compared to the control (CL). The decrease with time was also verified in the case of UD and CI at the depth zone of 10–20 cm. Variants FM (by 8.0%), FM_NS (by 7.3%), and FM_ZF_NS (by 3.8%) proved to have lower UD values than CL. An overall increase in SHC and in yield was observed over time. Concerning SHC, only FM (by 58.5%) proved different from CL. The yield of all the treated variants, i.e., NS (by 8.2%), FM (by 10.8%), FM_NS (by 14.1%), FM_ZF (by 17.8%), and FM_ZF_NS (by 20.1%), surpassed CL. Simultaneously, none of the examined treatments proved to have any adverse effect either on soil or on plant-related variables.
Published: 2024
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3. Digestate Application Methods and Rates with Regard to Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Crop Conditions

Author: Jaroslav Korba, Petr Šařec, Václav Novák, Pavel Brož, Antonín Dolan, and Martin Dědina
Subjects: flux, remote sensing, yield, disc application unit, strip-till, Agriculture
Abstract: Digestate is commonly used as a liquid organic fertilizer, as it contains nutrients that are important for plant growth and thus help reduce usage of mineral fertilizers. Since the digestate application leads to the release of greenhouse gases (GHGs) into the atmosphere, it is necessary to find a suitable application method and fertilizer rate with minimal gas emissions while providing sufficient nutrients to crops. The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between selected GHGs and ammonia (NH3) release into the atmosphere and different rates of digestate applied, i.e., 0, 10, 20, 30, and 40 m3 ha−1. Two digestate incorporation methods were used, i.e., a disc application unit (D) and strip-till (S). The fluxes, i.e., methane (CH4), ammonia, and carbon dioxide (CO2), were monitored using the wind tunnel method. Crop growth and potential nutrient utilization by silage maize were assessed through stand condition monitoring by the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) and the Normalized Difference Water Index (NDWI) using remote sensing. Under the given conditions, the digestate rates and the compared application methods had significant effects on the level of fluxes. The rate of digestate was confirmed to affect the yield of silage maize. The yield increased by more than 8% when using the disc applicator. Based on our results, it is advisable to apply digestate by strip-till technology at rates of approximately 20 m3 ha−1.
Published: 2024
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4. Soil physical properties and crop status under cattle manure and Z'Fix in Haplic Chernozem

Author: Václav Novák, Petr Šařec, Kateřina Křížová, Petr Novák, and Oldřich Látal
Subjects: organic fertiliser, biological transformation, field experiment, pedocompaction, remote sensing, Plant culture, SB1-1110
Abstract: A three-year experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of Z'Fix on soil physical properties and crop status. Z'Fix is an agent recommended as an addition to animal bedding to prolong its function and to lower ammonia emissions in stables. Concurrently, a positive effect on organic matter transformation in resulting manure is claimed. The experiment involved control, farmyard manure (FYM), and farmyard manure with Z'Fix (FYM_ZF) as variants. In-field sampling was conducted for cone index, water infiltration and implement a unit draft, where the latter two showed significant differences in favour of FYM_ZF. Also, concerning crop yields, FYM_ZF consistently attained the highest values, followed by FYM throughout all three seasons. Furthermore, remotely sensed data were analysed to describe crop status via normalised difference vegetation index where significant differences were found across all variants. Based on the study, FYM_ZF demonstrated positive effects both on soil properties and crop conditions.
Published: 2021
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5. Physical properties of a soil under a pig slurry application and organic matter activators

Author: Václav Novák, Petr Šařec, and Kateřina Křížová
Subjects: agricultural management, field experiment, penetration resistance, soil organic matter, unit draught, Agriculture (General), S1-972
Abstract: To investigate the effects of organic matter activators combined with a pig slurry on a soil's physical properties, a field experiment was carried out in a monoculture of corn (2015-2017). Three pig slurry application variants complemented with the activators in question, i.e. with PRP SOL spread directly on the soil surface (SOL), with Z'fix added to the slurry during the pig housing (ZF) and with a combination of both PRP SOL and Z'fix (ZF_SOL), were compared with just the pig slurry (C) under an equal dose of nitrogen and a uniform growing technology. According to the results, a positive effect of the penetration resistance with the pig slurry and the activators of organic matter (Z'fix and PRP SOL) was not proven. The saturated hydraulic conductivity was demonstrably better achieved with the Z'fix activator, but PRP SOL activator also provided a certain improvement. The largest change in the unit draught was observed in the ZF_SOL application (20% increase). The results seem ambiguous; however, they give a good indication of the activators' effect in practice. Nevertheless, the findings would certainly benefit from further verification.
Published: 2021
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6. The Spatial Delimitation of Agglomerations in the Czech Republic: The Case of Northwestern Bohemia

Author: Václav Novák
Subjects: agglomeration, commuting to work, northwestern Bohemia, Finance, HG1-9999
Abstract: This contribution has a purpose to introduce a method of spatial delimitation of the agglomerations in the Czech Republic. A model territory was chosen in the borderland territory of northwestern Bohemia, which is, on Czech terms, strongly urbanized. In this area, with five larger cities, a high potential of agglomeration with surrounding settlements is supposed. The data about intercommunal commuting to work, from the Census 2011 were representing the fundamental data complement used for delimitation of agglomerated areas. The algorithm used for defining agglomerations was based on necessity of existence of reciprocal work commuting interactions. It was approached by progressive merging of municipalities with agglomeration, limited by threshold values of preselected relativized commuting criteria. Except the city of Děčín, the only core of agglomeration that does not lay in the coal field, there were quite extensive agglomerated areas defined. They are not only spatialy closed, but they are even neighbors. Except the Ústí agglomeration, delimited agglomerations are reporting low attractivity, in terms off commuting to work. The most significant regional concentration of inhabitants having a high grade of integration are the Ústí and Teplice agglomerations. This finding is in agreement with the regional spatial planning documentation.
Published: 2017

7. The Use of Drones in the Distribution of Energy.

Author: Milan Novák, Václav Novák, and Jirí Pech
Published: 2019
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8. Using a single-board computer as a low-cost instrument for SPAD value estimation through colour images and chlorophyll-related spectral indices.

Author: Katerina Krízová, Jan Kaderábek, Václav Novák, Rostislav Linda, Gabriela Kuresová, and Petr Sarec
Published: 2022
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9. CESNET Fiber Optics Transport Network.

Author: Karel Slávicek, Václav Novák, and Jaroslav Ledvinka
Published: 2009
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10. Large-scale Semantic Networks: Annotation and Evaluation.

Author: Václav Novák, Sven Hartrumpf, and Keith B. Hall
Published: 2009

11. English-Czech MT in 2008.

Author: Ondrej Bojar, David Marecek, Václav Novák, Martin Popel, Jan Ptácek, Jan Rous, and Zdenek Zabokrtský
Published: 2009

12. Comparison of Classification and Ranking Approaches to Pronominal Anaphora Resolution in Czech.

Author: Giang Linh Nguy, Václav Novák, and Zdenek Zabokrtský
Published: 2009

13. Unsupervised Detection of Annotation Inconsistencies Using Apriori Algorithm.

Author: Václav Novák and Magda Razímová
Published: 2009

14. Automatic alignment of Czech and English deep syntactic dependency trees.

Author: David Marecek, Zdenek Zabokrtský, and Václav Novák
Published: 2008

15. Feature Engineering in Maximum Spanning Tree Dependency Parser.

Author: Václav Novák and Zdenek Zabokrtský
Published: 2007
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16. Perspectives of Turning Prague Dependency Treebank into a Knowledge Base.

Author: Václav Novák and Jan Hajic
Published: 2006

17. Corrective Modeling for Non-Projective Dependency Parsing.

Author: Keith B. Hall and Václav Novák
Published: 2005

18. Development and performance assessment of an advanced Lucas‐Kanade algorithm for dose mapping of cervical cancer external radiotherapy and brachytherapy plans

Author: Zuzana Vlachová, Paulina Jaskova, Jaroslav Ptáček, Petr Fiala, and Václav Novák
Subjects: treatment planning, Mean squared error, Computer science, medicine.medical_treatment, Brachytherapy, Uterine Cervical Neoplasms, Image registration, Lucas‐Kanade algorithm, computer.software_genre, 030218 nuclear medicine & medical imaging, 03 medical and health sciences, 0302 clinical medicine, Lucas–Kanade method, Voxel, Hounsfield scale, medicine, Humans, Radiation Oncology Physics, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and imaging, Pyramid (image processing), deformable image registration, Radiation treatment planning, Instrumentation, Radiation, Radiotherapy Planning, Computer-Assisted, Radiotherapy Dosage, 030220 oncology & carcinogenesis, Female, computer, Algorithm, Algorithms
Abstract: Purpose The aim of this study was to verify the possibility of summing the dose distributions of combined radiotherapeutic treatment of cervical cancer using the extended Lucas‐Kanade algorithm for deformable image registration. Materials and methods First, a deformable registration of planning computed tomography images for the external radiotherapy and brachytherapy treatment of 10 patients with different parameter settings of the Lucas‐Kanade algorithm was performed. By evaluating the registered data using landmarks distance, root mean square error of Hounsfield units and 2D gamma analysis, the optimal parameter values were found. Next, with another group of 10 patients, the accuracy of the dose mapping of the optimized Lucas‐Kanade algorithm was assessed and compared with Horn‐Schunck and modified Demons algorithms using dose differences at landmarks. Results The best results of the Lucas‐Kanade deformable registration were achieved for two pyramid levels in combination with a window size of 3 voxels. With this registration setting, the average landmarks distance was 2.35 mm, the RMSE was the smallest and the average gamma score reached a value of 86.7%. The mean dose difference at the landmarks after mapping the external radiotherapy and brachytherapy dose distributions was 1.33 Gy. A statistically significant difference was observed on comparing the Lucas‐Kanade method with the Horn‐Schunck and Demons algorithms, where after the deformable registration, the average difference in dose was 1.60 Gy (P‐value: 0.0055) and 1.69 Gy (P‐value: 0.0012), respectively. Conclusion Lucas‐Kanade deformable registration can lead to a more accurate model of dose accumulation and provide a more realistic idea of the dose distribution.
Published: 2021
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19. Semantic Network Manual Annotation and its Evaluation.

Author: Václav Novák
Published: 2008

20. Towards Logical Representation of Language Structure.

Author: Václav Novák
Published: 2004

21. Potential Impact of Biostimulator NeOsol and Three Different Manure Types on Physical Soil Properties and Crop Status in Heavy Soils Conditions

Author: Václav Novák, Petr Šařec, Kateřina Křížová, Petr Novák, and Oldřich Látal
Subjects: bulk density, Environmental effects of industries and plants, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment, saturated hydraulic conductivity, Geography, Planning and Development, TJ807-830, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, yield, TD194-195, unit draft, Sentinel-2, Renewable energy sources, Environmental sciences, GE1-350
Abstract: This study was conducted to understand the long-term influence of biostimulator NeOsol in combination with different manure types on soil’s physical properties and crop status. NeOsol is a soil biostimulator that should stimulate the biological reactions of the soil profile and improve the soil’s physical and chemical properties. A six-year experiment was conducted with eight treatments: NPK, cattle manure, pig manure, poultry manure, and the same four treatments with the NeOsol added on top. The in situ sampling of soil properties provided data on unit draft (UD), bulk density (BD), and saturated hydraulic conductivity (SHC). Furthermore, remotely sensed data were analyzed to describe crop status via three selected vegetation indices (VI), and crop yields were assessed last. The variants treated with NeOsol demonstrated decreases in UD over time; BD, SHC, and VI did not significantly change. The impact on yield was significant and increased over time. When comparing the variants with manure application to those without one, the cattle manure led to significantly higher SHC; the pig manure led to significantly lower UD and BD but significantly higher SHC and yield; and the poultry manure led to significantly lower UD and BD but higher yield.
Published: 2021
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22. Inter-sentential Coreferences in Semantic Networks: An Evaluation of Manual Annotation.

Author: Václav Novák and Keith B. Hall
Published: 2008

23. Impact of the sharing economy platform Airbnb on the destination

Author: Jana Jarábková, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Ludmila Floková, Katarína Koštialová, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Jaromír Pliešovský, Milan Viturka, Martin Pělucha, Eva Belvončíková, Oľga Roháčiková, Michal Cifranič, Martin Boltižiar, Kristína Pompurová, Veronika Tóth, Simona Králová, Radka Marčeková, Maroš Valach, Eva Michaeli, Marta Urbaníková, Lukáš Varecha, Miroslava Trembošová, Monika Bumbalová, Lucie Herbočková, Renata Halásková, Andrea Holešinská, Alena Dubcová, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Josef Kunc, Jana Kouřilová, Tomáš Makovník, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Petr Hlaváček, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Emil Drápela, Jiří Dušek, Jiří Kraft, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Katarína Melichová, Jaroslav Škrabal, Kateřina Peterková, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Jaroslav Urminský, Jolana Darulová, Dagmar Plucarová, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Michal Levický, Martina Halásková, Helena Mitwallyová, Jakub Jarošík, Josef Smolík, Ivana Kraftová, Lucia Petrikovičová, Marcela Chrenková, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Marcela Chreneková, Jarmila Makovníková, Vladimíra Skladaná, Nikola Schneiderová, Elena Žárska, Martin Šauer, Jarmila Hudáková, Patrik Kundla, Lukáš Melecký, Zdenka Petrů, Dana Hübelová, Miriam Šebová, Alica Albertová, Stanislav Kološta, Hilda Kramáreková, Josef Botlík, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Martin Musil, Eliška Stromská, Milena Botlíková, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Aleksandr Shemetev, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Peter Moritz, Dominika Tóthová, Martin Domín, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Katarína Vilinová, Michal Hrivnák, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Kamila Turečková, Ján Veselovský, Michaela Neumannová, Helena Kubíčková, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Petr Bláha, Marek Krumnikl, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Filip Flaška, Viera Papcunová, Tereza Lelková, Tomáš Černěnko, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Monika Nová, Alfred Krogmann, Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, Zuzana Révészová, Petr Halámek, Daniela Mališová, Michaela Staníčková, Nikola Mezihoráková, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Alice Kozumplíková, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Jan Kubát, Jana Némethová, Alexandra Mertinková, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Marcela Korenková, Juraj Tej, Vladimír Žítek, Mária Fáziková, Viktorie Klímová, Šárka Palcrová, Marek Jetmar, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, and Eva Rajčáková
Subjects: Sharing economy, Regional development, Regional science, Business, Regional policy
Abstract: The article focuses on the platform of sharing economy Airbnb and its impact on the destination. It examines the benefits and consequences of the Airbnb platform for the destination. The subject of the article is the platform of sharing economy - Airbnb. The object is a destination. The aim of the paper is to examine the impact of the largest platform of the sharing economy mediating short-term accommodation Airbnb on the destination. The selected destination is Slovakia. Article analyses the use of the platform Airbnb in Slovakia using selected indicators such as the number of offered accommodation facilities, their occupancy rate and average monthly revenue produced. It deals with the regulation of the sharing economy in the accommodation sector abroad and compares the rules for providing private accommodation in Slovakia. It proposes recommendations for the sharing economy in the field of tourism in Slovakia and maximization of positive benefits for the destination.
Published: 2021
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24. Provision of public services by Slovak local governments - Case study social protection – old age: A supply demand mismatch?

Author: Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, Zuzana Révészová, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Lukáš Varecha, Dominika Tóthová, Monika Nová, Michaela Staníčková, Michal Hrivnák, Helena Mitwallyová, Vladimír Žítek, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Tereza Lelková, Dana Hübelová, Aleksandr Shemetev, Maroš Valach, Mária Fáziková, Šárka Palcrová, Radka Marčeková, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Monika Bumbalová, Martin Domín, Viktorie Klímová, Marcela Korenková, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Katarína Vilinová, Milan Maroš, Marek Jetmar, Michal Levický, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Nikola Šlahůnková, Kristína Pompurová, Jan Kubát, Hilda Kramáreková, Petr Bláha, Jana Jarábková, Marta Urbaníková, Daniela Mališová, Renata Halásková, Marek Krumnikl, Alexandra Mertinková, Ludmila Floková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Jiří Kraft, Martin Luštický, Viera Papcunová, Rudolf Kubaš, Dagmar Plucarová, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Martin Musil, Stanislav Kološta, Eliška Stromská, Juraj Tej, Katarína Koštialová, Kateřina Peterková, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Alice Kozumplíková, Eva Belvončíková, Tomáš Černěnko, Miroslava Trembošová, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Milena Botlíková, Tomáš Krejčí, Michal Cifranič, Miriam Šebová, Klaudia Glittová, Martin Šauer, Eva Rajčáková, Petr Halámek, Vladimíra Skladaná, Jakub Jarošík, Jan Sucháček, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Jolana Darulová, Daša Oremusová, Kamila Turečková, Emil Drápela, Lucia Petrikovičová, Michaela Neumannová, Katarína Melichová, Marcela Chrenková, Jiří Malý, Jarmila Makovníková, Vilém Pařil, Jana Némethová, Filip Flaška, Lukáš Melecký, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Nikola Mezihoráková, Lucie Herbočková, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Oľga Roháčiková, Peter Moritz, Veronika Tóth, Jaroslav Škrabal, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Milan Viturka, Alica Albertová, Ivana Kraftová, Josef Smolík, Jiří Dušek, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Andrea Holešinská, Jaroslav Urminský, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Marcela Chreneková, Eva Michaeli, Jarmila Hudáková, Zdenka Petrů, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Nikola Schneiderová, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Jana Kouřilová, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Elena Žárska, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Ján Veselovský, Helena Kubíčková, Martina Halásková, Patrik Kundla, Josef Botlík, and Alfred Krogmann
Subjects: Economic growth, Social protection, Regional development, language, Slovak, Business, language.human_language, Regional policy, Supply and demand
Abstract: The aim of the paper is to describe the supply of public services in the field of social protection - old age (represented by expenditures in group 10, class 2 of COFOG classification) in relation to the demand for these services represented by the population in the age group 62+ related to the size and region of the local government unit. The analysis of supply and demand takes place at the level of individual local governments and the results are then presented in relation to the size of the municipality and the region. Two approaches were used for the analysis. The first focuses on the description of the current situation through the categorization of local governments according to the approach to the provision of services, and the second consists in regression analysis. The results of the regression analysis suggest that the size of the municipality and the region do not play as important a role in terms of access to the provision of the examined services as indicated by the first, descriptive analysis. To find a "pattern" for local authorities to decide on access to services for the elderly, further research will be needed that takes into account several socio-economic indicators.
Published: 2021
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25. Vinohradníctvo v Nitrianskom kraji

Author: Michaela Staníčková, Martin Musil, Ludmila Floková, Jakub Jarošík, Vladimír Žítek, Hilda Kramáreková, Jarmila Makovníková, Michal Cifranič, Martin Luštický, Dana Hübelová, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Rudolf Kubaš, Viktorie Klímová, Marek Jetmar, Ján Veselovský, Marta Urbaníková, Nikola Schneiderová, Marcela Korenková, Helena Kubíčková, Renata Halásková, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Martin Boltižiar, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Eliška Stromská, Simona Králová, Jolana Darulová, Alice Kozumplíková, Mária Fáziková, Katarína Melichová, Michaela Štubňová, Dominika Tóthová, Radka Marčeková, Ivana Šimočková, Viera Papcunová, Jana Jarábková, Michal Hrivnák, Šárka Palcrová, Jana Kouřilová, Helena Mitwallyová, Kateřina Peterková, Lucia Petrikovičová, Martina Halásková, Lukáš Melecký, Jarmila Hudáková, Tomáš Černěnko, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Marcela Chrenková, Vladimíra Skladaná, Josef Smolík, Jiří Kraft, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Katarína Koštialová, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Dagmar Plucarová, Eva Belvončíková, Petr Halámek, Alexandra Mertinková, Jiří Malý, Nikola Šlahůnková, Vilém Pařil, Patrik Kundla, Lucie Herbočková, Petr Bláha, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Aleksandr Shemetev, Martin Domín, Josef Botlík, Miriam Šebová, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Zdenka Petrů, Marek Krumnikl, Filip Flaška, Klaudia Glittová, Emil Drápela, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Tereza Lelková, Juraj Tej, Lukáš Varecha, Kristína Pompurová, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Elena Žárska, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Michal Levický, Daniela Mališová, Oľga Roháčiková, Veronika Tóth, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Kamila Turečková, Jana Némethová, Michaela Neumannová, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Jan Kubát, Nikola Mezihoráková, Stanislav Kološta, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Milena Botlíková, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Ivana Kraftová, Katarína Vilinová, Andrea Holešinská, Alica Albertová, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Monika Nová, Eva Michaeli, Maroš Valach, Monika Bumbalová, Jaroslav Urminský, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Alfred Krogmann, Marcela Chreneková, Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, Martin Šauer, Zuzana Révészová, Eva Rajčáková, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Peter Moritz, Milan Viturka, Jiří Dušek, Jaroslav Škrabal, and Diana Rokita-Poskart
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: Viniculture in the Nitra Region has a long-term tradition and represents a certain benefit for the economic development of the region. More than 45% of the area of Slovakia’s vineyards is located in the Nitra Region. The region is characterized by the highest number of viniculture municipalities, which represents more than 37% of the total number of viniculture municipalities of Slovakia. The aim of the paper was based on selected indicators (vineyard area, grape production and the proportion of vineyard area from agricultural land) to analyse the viniculture in the Nitra Region. We used several methods in processing the observed issues, such as method of analysis, historical-geographical, comparative, statistical and mathematical method. We interpreted the obtained statistical data graphically and cartographically. The territory of the Nitra Region intervenes 3 viniculture region - Nitra (Nitrianska), South-Slovakian (Južnoslovenská) and Central-Slovakian (Stredoslovenská). More than 65% is occupied by the Nitra wine region. Out of the total number of 354 municipalities in the Nitra Region, there are 271 viniculture municipalities, which belong to 18 viniculture districts. In the observed period of 2008-2019, the total area of vineyards decreased by about 30%, the area of nascent vineyards by more than 20% and grape production by about 17%. The highest share of vineyards from agricultural land, more than 6%, is achieved by viniculture municipalities in the south of the Nitra Region, in the southern part of the Nové Zámky district and in the south-eastern part of the Komárno district.
Published: 2021
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26. Climate change awareness and climate-friendly activities: Identifying resident typologies in Košice, Slovakia

Author: Dominika Tóthová, Jarmila Hudáková, Michal Hrivnák, Jana Jarábková, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Katarína Koštialová, Ivana Kraftová, Eva Belvončíková, Viera Papcunová, Marek Jetmar, Alfred Krogmann, Jan Sucháček, Tomáš Černěnko, Daša Oremusová, Petr Halámek, Jaroslav Urminský, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Jiří Kraft, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Andrea Holešinská, Marcela Chreneková, Alice Kozumplíková, Alica Albertová, Ludmila Floková, Vladimíra Skladaná, Miriam Šebová, Jozef Kudlej, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Elena Žárska, Josef Smolík, Kristína Pompurová, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Kamila Turečková, Petr Bláha, Marek Krumnikl, Emil Drápela, Marcela Korenková, Martin Šauer, Ľubica Šebová, Jana Kouřilová, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Lucia Petrikovičová, Martin Luštický, Hilda Kramáreková, Michaela Neumannová, Jolana Darulová, Marta Urbaníková, Rudolf Kubaš, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Nikola Mezihoráková, Martin Musil, Maroš Valach, Eliška Stromská, Renata Halásková, Juraj Tej, Zina Machničová, Filip Flaška, Markéta Novotná, Michaela Staníčková, Monika Bumbalová, Lukáš Varecha, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Tereza Lelková, Zuzana Révészová, Marcela Chrenková, Ján Veselovský, Barbora Frličková, Michaela Štubňová, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Marek Feurich, Ivana Šimočková, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Katarína Vilinová, Eva Michaeli, Helena Kubíčková, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Stanislav Kološta, Michal Levický, Zdenka Petrů, Radka Marčeková, Lukáš Melecký, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Peter Moritz, Michal Cifranič, Dana Hübelová, Patrik Kundla, Milena Botlíková, Aleksandr Shemetev, Daniela Mališová, Kateřina Peterková, Nikola Schneiderová, Mária Fáziková, Helena Mitwallyová, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Šárka Palcrová, Josef Botlík, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Aneta Krajíčková, Milan Viturka, Jan Kubát, Martin Domín, Jakub Jarošík, Martin Záboj, Alexandra Mertinková, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Milan Maroš, Lucie Herbočková, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Oľga Roháčiková, Eva Rajčáková, Veronika Tóth, Monika Nová, Dagmar Plucarová, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Jana Némethová, Jarmila Makovníková, Klaudia Glittová, Martina Halásková, Vladimír Žítek, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Katarína Melichová, Viktorie Klímová, Jiří Dušek, Jaroslav Škrabal, and Diana Rokita-Poskart
Subjects: Geography, Regional development, Climate change, Environmental planning, Regional policy
Abstract: The research focuses on studying climate change awareness and climate-friendly activities among different socioeconomic groups in the city of Košice, Slovakia. Public awareness is a key element when tackling complex issues demanding wide-ranging compliance across sectors and individuals. In order to assess the perceptions and activities related to the climate change, we analyze the data stemming from survey conducted during the last quarter of 2019. Applying latent class cluster analysis to the sample of 368 observations, we were able to identify four types of respondents. These groups differ in the degree of vulnerability to adverse conditions due to climate change. This study sheds light on how different groups of citizens perceive the threat of climate change impacts in their everyday lives and how they act in order to adapt. Such findings can be applied by policymakers at both national and local level when designing and communicating socially just measures reflecting the needs of all major types of citizens. The paper identifies four different groups of residents based on their perceptions of climate change and their activities to adapt. Each group needs to be considered separately when designing adaptation strategy in order not to exacerbate existing socioeconomic inequalities. The findings also point to the need to strengthen municipality's activities in the area of climate change education.
Published: 2021
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27. Transnárodná a cezhraničná suburbánna migrácia na príklade rakúskej obce Kittsee

Author: Jarmila Hudáková, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Jan Kubát, Jiří Kraft, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Milan Viturka, Lukáš Varecha, Katarína Melichová, Viera Papcunová, Michaela Staníčková, Ludmila Floková, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Dagmar Plucarová, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Roman Vavrek, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Josef Smolík, Barbora Raková, Michal Cifranič, Jiří Dušek, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Zdenka Petrů, Oľga Roháčiková, Veronika Tóth, Radka Marčeková, Jana Kouřilová, Jana Némethová, Lucia Petrikovičová, Helena Mitwallyová, Marta Urbaníková, Lucie Herbočková, Renata Halásková, Marcela Korenková, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Jan Sucháček, Katarína Vilinová, Andrea Holešinská, Dominika Tóthová, Michal Hrivnák, Michal Levický, Eva Belvončíková, Patrik Kundla, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Daša Oremusová, Marcela Chrenková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Josef Botlík, Kamila Turečková, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Jana Štrangfeldová, Dana Hübelová, Alice Kozumplíková, Pavel Maškarinec, Michaela Neumannová, Miriam Šebová, Maroš Valach, Václav Novák, Monika Bumbalová, Jaroslav Urminský, Nikola Schneiderová, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Pavel Zdražil, Kateřina Peterková, Petr Bláha, Peter Moritz, Nikola Mezihoráková, Ivana Kraftová, Stanislav Kološta, Filip Flaška, Emil Drápela, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Tomáš Černěnko, Marek Krumnikl, Jaroslav Škrabal, Martina Halásková, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Tereza Lelková, Milena Botlíková, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Marcela Chreneková, Jana Jarábková, Alexandra Mertinková, Jakub Jarošík, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Petr Halámek, Eva Rajčáková, Marek Jetmar, Miroslava Trembošová, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Tomáš Krejčí, Jarmila Makovníková, Klaudia Glittová, Katarína Koštialová, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Daniela Mališová, Martin Šauer, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Martin Musil, Aleksandr Shemetev, Martin Domín, Kristína Pompurová, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Vladimíra Skladaná, Hilda Kramáreková, Eva Michaeli, Eliška Stromská, Vladimír Žítek, Viktorie Klímová, Alica Albertová, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Mária Fáziková, Šárka Palcrová, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Monika Nová, Elena Žárska, Nikola Šlahůnková, Alfred Krogmann, Jolana Darulová, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Lukáš Melecký, Jozef Kudlej, Juraj Tej, Ján Veselovský, Helena Kubíčková, Ľubica Šebová, and Zuzana Révészová
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: Austrian part of the Austrian-Slovak cross-border region in the hinterland of Bratislava is attractive for life to many Slovaks who have decided to move in here in recent years. The aim of the paper is to present the issue of cross-border residential suburbanization and transnational migration on the example of the Slovak population living in the Austrian border municipality of Kittsee. Through a questionnaire survey, we were trying to find out in which of the two countries (Slovakia and Austria) the respondents most often perform selected activities of everyday life, and what the reasons for and intensity of their trips to Slovakia are. The results of the survey showed that the majority of respondents carry out work activities and participate in cultural and sporting events mainly in Slovakia. On the contrary, in the municipality of residence or other Austrian municipalities, they mainly purchase daily consumer goods and their children attend pre-school and school facilities. The most common reason for traveling to Slovakia among the respondents is visiting family, friends and acquaintances. Based on the results, it is possible to state that in the Austrian-Slovak cross-border region there are tendencies of the phenomenon of transnational migration, in which the inhabitants enjoy the benefits of living in the area near the border.
Published: 2021
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28. Regional disparities in Covid and mobility in the Czech Republic (with patterns for employment)

Author: Hilda Kramáreková, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Eliška Stromská, Alfred Krogmann, Vladimíra Skladaná, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Andrea Holešinská, Jiří Kraft, Ludmila Floková, Aleksandr Shemetev, Miroslava Trembošová, Jozef Kudlej, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Ľubica Šebová, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Viera Papcunová, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Radka Marčeková, Jarmila Hudáková, Eva Belvončíková, Alica Albertová, Roman Vavrek, Mária Fáziková, Tereza Lelková, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Šárka Palcrová, Kamila Turečková, Zina Machničová, Barbora Raková, Martin Domín, Patrik Kundla, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Markéta Novotná, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Lucia Petrikovičová, Zuzana Révészová, Kristína Pompurová, Peter Moritz, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Marcela Chrenková, Milan Maroš, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Josef Botlík, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Michaela Neumannová, Michal Cifranič, Nikola Šlahůnková, Marta Urbaníková, Dana Hübelová, Petr Bláha, Ján Veselovský, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Renata Halásková, Lucie Herbočková, Václav Novák, Milan Viturka, Marek Krumnikl, Pavel Zdražil, Katarína Vilinová, Helena Kubíčková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Helena Mitwallyová, Martina Halásková, Lukáš Varecha, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Martin Šauer, Juraj Tej, Jolana Darulová, Kateřina Peterková, Jiří Dušek, Daniela Mališová, Jaroslav Urminský, Marcela Korenková, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Monika Nová, Jaroslav Škrabal, Alena Dubcová, Jan Kubát, Petr Hlaváček, Martin Musil, Tomáš Černěnko, Maroš Valach, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Jakub Jarošík, Marcela Chreneková, Martin Boltižiar, Monika Bumbalová, Dagmar Plucarová, Lukáš Melecký, Petr Halámek, Elena Žárska, Simona Králová, Emil Drápela, Michaela Štubňová, Jarmila Makovníková, Ivana Šimočková, Josef Kunc, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Dominika Tóthová, Tomáš Makovník, Jana Kouřilová, Stanislav Kološta, Michal Hrivnák, Jaromír Pliešovský, Eva Michaeli, Martin Pělucha, Filip Flaška, Katarína Melichová, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Ivana Kraftová, Milena Botlíková, Alexandra Mertinková, Nikola Schneiderová, Michal Levický, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Nikola Mezihoráková, Jana Jarábková, Miriam Šebová, Katarína Koštialová, Jana Némethová, Oľga Roháčiková, Veronika Tóth, Alice Kozumplíková, Josef Smolík, Eva Rajčáková, Michaela Staníčková, Vladimír Žítek, Zdenka Petrů, Viktorie Klímová, Marek Jetmar, Aneta Krajíčková, and Martin Záboj
Subjects: Czech, Geography, Regional development, Regional science, language, Regional policy, language.human_language
Abstract: The research question is if an increase in pandemics corresponds with significant changes in mobility (supported by the public stay-at-home orders and willing decrease of movements) by the spheres of economic activities (parks (leisure time spending), grocery stores, workplaces, pharmacies, transportation stations, retail, recreation, and home) in the Czech Republic. The additional research question is if this pattern correlates with a high decrease in salaries and employment. This paper aims to answer these research questions. This research applies the graphical analysis and fixed-effects regression methods for high-frequency data for answering these questions. The main result is that an increase in the number of infected people significantly decreases human mobility and increases their visits to pharmacies and staying at homes. At the same time, the government support measures can be effective, because there is no huge drop in salaries and employment in the Czech Regions. This pattern contradicts the expectations based on the US patterns. The output of the regression analysis is that 2-5 thousand new infections a day can paralyze mobility in the entire region.
Published: 2021
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29. Hodnotenie vybraných trendov zamestnanosti v agrosektore na Slovensku

Author: Jana Jarábková, Jiří Kraft, Stanislav Kološta, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Katarína Koštialová, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Milena Botlíková, Vladimíra Skladaná, Josef Smolík, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Jolana Darulová, Katarína Vilinová, Tomáš Černěnko, Michaela Staníčková, Alice Kozumplíková, Milan Viturka, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Petr Halámek, Lukáš Varecha, Tereza Lelková, Ludmila Floková, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Kamila Turečková, Lukáš Melecký, Zdenka Petrů, Mária Fáziková, Šárka Palcrová, Alexandra Mertinková, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Nikola Schneiderová, Martin Šauer, Jarmila Hudáková, Hilda Kramáreková, Andrea Holešinská, Michaela Neumannová, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Radka Marčeková, Michal Levický, Aleksandr Shemetev, Jiří Dušek, Maroš Valach, Lucia Petrikovičová, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Eva Belvončíková, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Jaroslav Škrabal, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Jan Kubát, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Monika Bumbalová, Eliška Stromská, Michal Cifranič, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Eva Rajčáková, Daniela Mališová, Lucie Herbočková, Ján Veselovský, Martin Domín, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Eva Michaeli, Marcela Chrenková, Marek Jetmar, Josef Kunc, Viera Papcunová, Tomáš Makovník, Helena Kubíčková, Emil Drápela, Martina Halásková, Ivana Kraftová, Juraj Tej, Marcela Korenková, Katarína Melichová, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Dana Hübelová, Jana Štrangfeldová, Nikola Mezihoráková, Pavel Maškarinec, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Peter Moritz, Helena Mitwallyová, Dominika Tóthová, Martin Musil, Michal Hrivnák, Jaroslav Urminský, Jana Némethová, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Vladimír Žítek, Miriam Šebová, Marcela Chreneková, Elena Žárska, Petr Bláha, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Marek Krumnikl, Viktorie Klímová, Alica Albertová, Monika Nová, Alfred Krogmann, Miroslava Trembošová, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Dagmar Plucarová, Patrik Kundla, Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, Filip Flaška, Zuzana Révészová, Josef Botlík, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Jana Kouřilová, Jakub Jarošík, Jarmila Makovníková, Marta Urbaníková, Renata Halásková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Kateřina Peterková, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Kristína Pompurová, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Oľga Roháčiková, and Veronika Tóth
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: Agriculture has been, despite the sector's stagnation, still a key sector for each country's rural development. The Slovak agro-sector has undergone significant changes since the fall of socialism and has faced complex problems, the result of which is already a long-term decline in business intensity in the sector. The aim of our paper is to analyze the development in the agricultural sector in Slovakia in recent years and to examine the impact of selected determinants on the development of business in the sector at the regional level, which are mainly the nature of structural change factors in regional economies. We place special emphasis on examining the impact of the declining volume of agricultural land in the Land Fund on employment in the sector. The results point to key transformational changes in the sector over the last decade, as well as the negative impact of the diversification of rural economies, the growing tempo of urbanization and the negative impact of agricultural land decline on employment in the sector.
Published: 2021
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30. Index kvality životního prostředí pro stanovení environmentální spravedlnosti: případová studie Brno

Author: Vladimíra Skladaná, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Jolana Darulová, Lukáš Melecký, Ivana Kraftová, Lucie Herbočková, Dominika Tóthová, Michal Hrivnák, Martin Musil, Stanislav Kološta, Hilda Kramáreková, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Milena Botlíková, Patrik Kundla, Jarmila Hudáková, Alfred Krogmann, Miriam Šebová, Tereza Lelková, Katarína Vilinová, Jana Jarábková, Eliška Stromská, Nikola Mezihoráková, Martin Šauer, Michaela Staníčková, Jiří Kraft, Ludmila Floková, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Josef Botlík, Lukáš Varecha, Viera Papcunová, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Gabriela Antošová, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Petra Chmielová, Jozef Kudlej, Ján Veselovský, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Aleksandr Shemetev, Daniela Mališová, Milan Viturka, Katarína Koštialová, Michal Cifranič, Helena Kubíčková, Marcela Korenková, Ľubica Šebová, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Helena Mitwallyová, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Andrea Holešinská, Martin Domín, Tomáš Černěnko, Dagmar Plucarová, Jana Némethová, Radka Marčeková, Filip Flaška, Jan Sucháček, Alena Dubcová, Maroš Valach, Daša Oremusová, Petr Hlaváček, Kamila Turečková, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Petr Halámek, Alice Kozumplíková, Zuzana Révészová, Eva Rajčáková, Monika Bumbalová, Nikola Schneiderová, Michaela Neumannová, Marek Jetmar, Michal Levický, Václav Novák, Martina Halásková, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Pavel Zdražil, Eva Belvončíková, Elena Žárska, Jiří Dušek, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Jaroslav Škrabal, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Katarína Melichová, Jana Kouřilová, Petr Bláha, Marek Krumnikl, Emil Drápela, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Jan Kubát, Mária Fáziková, Šárka Palcrová, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Vladimír Žítek, Alexandra Mertinková, Dana Hübelová, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Monika Nová, Juraj Tej, Viktorie Klímová, Oľga Roháčiková, Veronika Tóth, Josef Smolík, Lucia Petrikovičová, Marcela Chrenková, Zdenka Petrů, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Eva Michaeli, Kristína Pompurová, Marta Urbaníková, Alica Albertová, Renata Halásková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Kateřina Peterková, Jaroslav Urminský, Jakub Jarošík, Marcela Chreneková, Jarmila Makovníková, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, and Peter Moritz
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Business administration, Regional policy
Abstract: For development strategic planning in urban areas, it is important to take into account, that the area is not homogenous in terms of economic, social or environmental. Ensuring fair authority’s approach is crucial for sustainable development of the area. An environmental quality index for city districts of Brno is proposed in this study. The aim of this study is to create an index, which uses public data and enables identification of city districts, which show higher vulnerability to environmental injustice. Employing GIS, data, which represent both environmental benefits, such as green and blue infrastructure, as well as environmental burden, e. g. air pollutants and noise level, was processed. Then the composite indicator was constructed. The case study showed that two basic areas can be distinguished within the city of Brno. In the northern part, urban areas with higher index values are clustered, which shows that the environmental benefits outweigh the burden. On the other hand, in the south there are city districts with a lower index value. This means that the environmental burden here is high and is not balanced by environmental benefits, which is a cause of an overall deterioration of amenities of the local population. Thus, a higher risk of environmental injustice can be identified here.
Published: 2021
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31. Uplatnění neparametrické metody DEA při zkoumání efektivnosti obcí a měst

Author: Hilda Kramáreková, Alice Kozumplíková, Dagmar Plucarová, Maroš Valach, Alfred Krogmann, Lukáš Varecha, Marta Urbaníková, Renata Halásková, Michaela Staníčková, Monika Bumbalová, Eliška Stromská, Jarmila Hudáková, Stanislav Kološta, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Andrea Holešinská, Jana Jarábková, Petr Bláha, Marek Krumnikl, Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Pavla Štefkovičová, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Ludmila Floková, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Jana Ostárková, Milena Botlíková, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Tereza Lelková, Zuzana Révészová, Katarína Koštialová, Radka Marčeková, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Dominika Tóthová, Aleksandr Shemetev, Marek Jetmar, Katarína Vilinová, Peter Moritz, Miriam Šebová, Gabriela Antošová, Jaroslav Škrabal, Oľga Roháčiková, Petra Chmielová, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Kateřina Peterková, Lucia Petrikovičová, Martina Halásková, Viera Papcunová, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Michal Hrivnák, Veronika Tóth, Mária Fáziková, Daniela Mališová, Vladimíra Skladaná, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Tomáš Černěnko, Patrik Kundla, Marcela Chrenková, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Jaromír Pliešovský, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Šárka Palcrová, Martin Pělucha, Ivana Kraftová, Jakub Jarošík, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Josef Botlík, Jan Sucháček, Michal Cifranič, Jiří Kraft, Aneta Krajíčková, Petr Halámek, Martin Záboj, Nikola Schneiderová, Daša Oremusová, Josef Smolík, Martin Šauer, Filip Flaška, Kamila Turečková, Jaroslav Urminský, Michal Levický, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Michaela Neumannová, Monika Nová, Eva Belvončíková, Elena Žárska, Zdenka Petrů, Jarmila Makovníková, Jana Kouřilová, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Milan Viturka, Ján Veselovský, Helena Kubíčková, Josef Kunc, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Tomáš Makovník, Marcela Chreneková, Emil Drápela, Jiří Dušek, Eva Rajčáková, Alica Albertová, Vladimír Žítek, Kristína Pompurová, Milan Maroš, Miroslava Trembošová, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Katarína Melichová, Tomáš Krejčí, Eva Michaeli, Viktorie Klímová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Klaudia Glittová, Helena Mitwallyová, Martin Domín, Dana Hübelová, Martin Musil, Juraj Tej, Alexandra Mertinková, Marcela Korenková, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Jolana Darulová, Lukáš Melecký, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Lucie Herbočková, Jana Némethová, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Jan Kubát, and Nikola Mezihoráková
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: The article deals with the application of data envelope analysis (DEA), in examining the efficiency of selected public services provided by municipalities and cities. The method is focused on calculating indicators for individual municipalities and groups of municipalities. When calculating the efficiency, the DEA model with variable returns to scale and superefficiency is used. The distance from the efficiency limit (data envelope) is not measured by Euclidean, as classical DEA models, but by Chebyshev distance. The analysis focuses on examining efficiency within groups of municipalities, defined according to the number of inhabitants and location in relation to development centers, but also these groups in the context of the entire data set. The created model allows to calculate the efficiency of each municipality and monitor its ranking within the given category, but also the type of municipality, administrative district or region. It then shows the practical results of the calculation of efficiency - the achieved average value on the example of schools and municipal police. The variability of the results achieved is subject to interpretation with respect to the services examined. Finally, the limits of DEA use are discussed with regard to the quality of available data and the overall appropriateness of the method for monitoring the efficiency of municipalities.
Published: 2021
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32. Syntéza typologie a kategorizace brownfieldů

Author: Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Martin Šauer, Josef Kunc, Oľga Roháčiková, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Veronika Tóth, Tomáš Makovník, Martin Boltižiar, Maroš Valach, Monika Bumbalová, Jana Jarábková, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Simona Králová, Jakub Jarošík, Juraj Tej, Josef Smolík, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Peter Moritz, Jarmila Makovníková, Jaroslav Škrabal, Jana Kouřilová, Patrik Kundla, Katarína Melichová, Katarína Koštialová, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Nikola Mezihoráková, Josef Botlík, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Alice Kozumplíková, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Zdenka Petrů, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Ivana Kraftová, Filip Flaška, Lucie Herbočková, Eva Michaeli, Michaela Staníčková, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Jan Kubát, Mária Fáziková, Jiří Kraft, Vladimíra Skladaná, Radka Marčeková, Šárka Palcrová, Andrea Holešinská, Alena Dubcová, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Petr Hlaváček, Tereza Lelková, Nikola Šlahůnková, Milan Viturka, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Nikola Schneiderová, Martina Halásková, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Elena Žárska, Monika Nová, Michal Levický, Alfred Krogmann, Eva Belvončíková, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Katarína Vilinová, Daniela Mališová, Jiří Dušek, Jana Némethová, Alexandra Mertinková, Jolana Darulová, Dominika Tóthová, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Marta Urbaníková, Michal Hrivnák, Renata Halásková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Martin Musil, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Jarmila Hudáková, Emil Drápela, Kamila Turečková, Michaela Neumannová, Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, Helena Mitwallyová, Kateřina Peterková, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Dana Hübelová, Jaroslav Urminský, Eva Rajčáková, Lukáš Melecký, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Stanislav Kološta, Zuzana Révészová, Tomáš Černěnko, Marek Jetmar, Ján Veselovský, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Helena Kubíčková, Kristína Pompurová, Petr Halámek, Marcela Chreneková, Milena Botlíková, Viera Papcunová, Alica Albertová, Marcela Korenková, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Aleksandr Shemetev, Ludmila Floková, Martin Domín, Miriam Šebová, Lucia Petrikovičová, Vladimír Žítek, Marcela Chrenková, Michal Cifranič, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Viktorie Klímová, Dagmar Plucarová, Lukáš Varecha, Petr Bláha, Marek Krumnikl, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Hilda Kramáreková, and Eliška Stromská
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: The aim of the presented paper is to synthesize a partial non-uniform typology of brownfields into a logical and complex framework with reference to the content and classification completeness. The synthesis of typological schemes and their objective categorization into standard classes and groups reflecting the general requirements for the characteristics of brownfields that will allow to define individual brownfields in a uniform way and furtherly works with them analytically on the background of standardized categories. The presented categorization of brownfields is based on the already used division, which expands with new groups and factually harmonizes them. Part of the paper is also the definition of specific types of brownfields, such as blackfield, greyfield or bluefield.
Published: 2021
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33. Mongolská menšina v České republice a její integrace

Author: Michaela Staníčková, Jiří Kraft, Jakub Jarošík, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Jarmila Makovníková, Milan Viturka, Juraj Tej, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Peter Moritz, Lucie Herbočková, Miriam Šebová, Mária Fáziková, Šárka Palcrová, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Jiří Dušek, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Jaroslav Škrabal, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Jiří Malý, Jarmila Hudáková, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Kristína Pompurová, Vilém Pařil, Ludmila Floková, Lucia Petrikovičová, Andrea Holešinská, Marta Urbaníková, Renata Halásková, Katarína Vilinová, Jaroslav Urminský, Alena Dubcová, Radka Marčeková, Barbora Frličková, Martina Halásková, Eva Belvončíková, Marek Feurich, Alice Kozumplíková, Marcela Chrenková, Petr Hlaváček, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Stanislav Kološta, Marcela Chreneková, Kateřina Peterková, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Boltižiar, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Martin Záboj, Simona Králová, Jolana Darulová, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Michal Cifranič, Elena Žárska, Eva Michaeli, Klaudia Glittová, Filip Flaška, Milena Botlíková, Josef Smolík, Dana Hübelová, Václav Novák, Jana Kouřilová, Helena Mitwallyová, Alica Albertová, Tereza Lelková, Patrik Kundla, Lukáš Melecký, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Pavel Zdražil, Dominika Tóthová, Dagmar Plucarová, Martina Kubíková, Michal Hrivnák, Filip Krajči, Lukáš Varecha, Emil Drápela, Josef Botlík, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Ivana Kraftová, Zdenka Petrů, Daniela Mališová, Nikola Schneiderová, Oľga Roháčiková, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Veronika Tóth, Ján Veselovský, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Helena Kubíčková, Kamila Turečková, Michaela Neumannová, Petr Bláha, Michal Levický, Marek Krumnikl, Jana Jarábková, Katarína Melichová, Viera Papcunová, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Katarína Koštialová, Tomáš Černěnko, Petr Halámek, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Jan Kubát, Jana Némethová, Vladimíra Skladaná, Nikola Mezihoráková, Hilda Kramáreková, Eliška Stromská, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Martin Musil, Marek Jetmar, Aleksandr Shemetev, Martin Šauer, Vladimír Žítek, Viktorie Klímová, Maroš Valach, Martin Domín, Monika Bumbalová, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Eva Rajčáková, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Monika Nová, Alfred Krogmann, Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, Zuzana Révészová, Marcela Korenková, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, and Alexandra Mertinková
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: The article describes a range of features typical of the manner in which Mongolians integrate themselves into an alien culture, particularly their way of life in the Czech Republic. Since the migration history of Mongolian minority living in our country is relatively short, the inquiry into their special circumstances required that we set up several focus groups at those places of Czechia where their populations are largest, namely in the regions of Highland, Pardubice, Zlín and Karlovy Vary. Special attention was paid to their involvement in regional policy in dependence on their numbers. As also follows from what was said above, the number of available interpreters and translators offering a command of both Czech and Mongolian languages is insufficient and does not meet the needs of integration.
Published: 2021
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34. Jelšavsko-lubenícka environmentálna záťažová oblasť ako limitujúci faktor regionálneho rozvoja

Author: Marta Urbaníková, Renata Halásková, Josef Kunc, Jiří Kraft, Tomáš Makovník, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Andrea Holešinská, Kamila Turečková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Michaela Neumannová, Katarína Melichová, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Jolana Darulová, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Lukáš Melecký, Milan Viturka, Kateřina Peterková, Lucie Herbočková, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Václav Novák, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Pavel Zdražil, Nikola Schneiderová, Helena Mitwallyová, Eva Rajčáková, Nikola Mezihoráková, Zina Machničová, Lucia Petrikovičová, Dagmar Plucarová, Markéta Novotná, Jarmila Hudáková, Michaela Štubňová, Maroš Valach, Ivana Šimočková, Monika Nová, Marcela Chrenková, Filip Flaška, Juraj Tej, Ján Veselovský, Alica Albertová, Vladimír Žítek, Monika Bumbalová, Oľga Roháčiková, Veronika Tóth, Tereza Lelková, Helena Kubíčková, Eva Belvončíková, Jiří Dušek, Kristína Pompurová, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Stanislav Kološta, Viktorie Klímová, Ivana Kraftová, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Dominika Tóthová, Katarína Vilinová, Michal Hrivnák, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Milena Botlíková, Klaudia Glittová, Ludmila Floková, Marek Jetmar, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Lukáš Varecha, Marcela Korenková, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Josef Smolík, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Dana Hübelová, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Radka Marčeková, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Miriam Šebová, Daniela Mališová, Jakub Jarošík, Alfred Krogmann, Jan Kubát, Jana Kouřilová, Jana Štrangfeldová, Alexandra Mertinková, Pavel Maškarinec, Jarmila Makovníková, Michal Cifranič, Zdenka Petrů, Mária Fáziková, Šárka Palcrová, Jaroslav Urminský, Peter Moritz, Martin Šauer, Jaroslav Škrabal, Milan Maroš, Aneta Krajíčková, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Emil Drápela, Marcela Chreneková, Jana Némethová, Jozef Kudlej, Jiří Malý, Martin Záboj, Vilém Pařil, Ľubica Šebová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Eva Michaeli, Jana Jarábková, Viera Papcunová, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Zuzana Révészová, Alice Kozumplíková, Katarína Koštialová, Tomáš Černěnko, Michaela Staníčková, Petr Halámek, Michal Levický, Martina Halásková, Aleksandr Shemetev, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Martin Domín, Patrik Kundla, Josef Botlík, Martin Musil, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Elena Žárska, Hilda Kramáreková, Eliška Stromská, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Vladimíra Skladaná, Petr Bláha, and Marek Krumnikl
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: In literature regional development is perceived as the economic growth presented in a positive sense. Economic growth does not necessarily have to be associated with the development of regions, although it is hard to imagine the latter without the former. Regional development of any region must be based on the quality of the environment which influences, among other areas, the quality of the life of inhabitants. The negative aspects of the regional development include also environmental loads. The aim of this paper is to provide detailed characteristics of the environmental loads of Jelšavsko-lubenícka environmental loaded area, which present limiting factors of regional development. The data about have been obtained from field research, analysis of aerial photographs, as well as bibliography and other resourses, and from interviews. Management of the issue of environmental loads in the Slovakia is being slowed down due to the absence of legislation, lack of financial resources, failure to clearly assign responsibilities for environmental loads, and high number of localities. Solving the issue of environmental loads will not be possible without financial support of European funds by means of Operational Programme for Environment and from the state budget. However, the solution to the whole issue will be a long-term matter and it is assumed to last until 2030. The year 2027 is the target year for sanitation of the most risky environmental loads resulting from the application of allowed exceptions, e. g. EU general directive on water according to which the member states must reach good quality of surface and underground waters and other of environment as well.
Published: 2021
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35. Dopady nezamestnanosti na rozvoj regiónov Ukrajiny

Author: Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Eva Belvončíková, Kamila Turečková, Helena Mitwallyová, Michaela Neumannová, Emil Drápela, Jana Jarábková, Andrea Holešinská, Katarína Koštialová, Aleksandr Shemetev, Alena Dubcová, Radka Marčeková, Jaroslav Škrabal, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Michal Levický, Martin Domín, Petr Hlaváček, Jana Némethová, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Oľga Roháčiková, Filip Flaška, Alice Kozumplíková, Václav Novák, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Pavel Zdražil, Veronika Tóth, Jana Kouřilová, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Petr Bláha, Juraj Tej, Eva Rajčáková, Marek Krumnikl, Martina Halásková, Elena Žárska, Jiří Kraft, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Lukáš Varecha, Maroš Valach, Hilda Kramáreková, Katarína Vilinová, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Viera Papcunová, Vladimír Žítek, Eva Michaeli, Michaela Staníčková, Josef Smolík, Nikola Mezihoráková, Monika Bumbalová, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Patrik Kundla, Alexandra Mertinková, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Katarína Melichová, Mária Fáziková, Josef Botlík, Dominika Tóthová, Nikola Schneiderová, Tomáš Černěnko, Šárka Palcrová, Ludmila Floková, Viktorie Klímová, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Stanislav Kološta, Zdenka Petrů, Jarmila Hudáková, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Michal Hrivnák, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Marek Jetmar, Ivana Kraftová, Petr Halámek, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Milena Botlíková, Milan Maroš, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Michal Cifranič, Nikola Šlahůnková, Eliška Stromská, Jan Kubát, Martin Musil, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Jaroslav Urminský, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Peter Moritz, Milan Viturka, Martin Šauer, Kristína Pompurová, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Ján Veselovský, Helena Kubíčková, Alfred Krogmann, Marcela Chreneková, Alica Albertová, Vladimíra Skladaná, Marcela Korenková, Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, Jiří Dušek, Jakub Jarošík, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Zuzana Révészová, Jarmila Makovníková, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Marta Urbaníková, Dana Hübelová, Renata Halásková, Monika Nová, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Kateřina Peterková, Lucia Petrikovičová, Marcela Chrenková, Tereza Lelková, Daniela Mališová, Jolana Darulová, Lukáš Melecký, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Lucie Herbočková, Miriam Šebová, and Dagmar Plucarová
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: Unemployment at the macroeconomic level is a variable that is one of the important indicators of the state's economic maturity. Unemployment as a phenomenon describes the waste of available human capital and brakes the regional development. In the long term, it can change the production structure of the region and become a limiting factor for its development. The paper is dedicated to unemployment in Ukraine and its impact on regional development, which reflect itself in the form of the development of regional unemployment dynamics. Primary results were obtained mainly by applying the necessary methods of regional convergence and shift-share analysis. The aim of the research was to identify trends in the development of unemployment in 2010-2019, to point out regional disparities in the dynamics of employment development and to compare the change in unemployment in 3 regions, selected by their geographical location. In Ukraine, in most of the regions, the dynamics of employment development has positive values, but there has also been a trend of more intensive deepening of disparities between lagging regions. Private-public cooperation at national, regional and local levels appears to have the greatest positive effect on minimizing unemployment. This underlines meaningfulness examination unemployment at regional level and the implementation of regional policies to mitigate the phenomenon.
Published: 2021
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36. Regionálne disparity objektívnej dimenzie chudoby na príklade okresov Banskobystrického kraja (Slovensko)

Author: Tomáš Černěnko, Lukáš Varecha, Jaroslav Škrabal, Ivana Kraftová, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Filip Flaška, Petr Halámek, Tereza Lelková, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Jolana Darulová, Martina Halásková, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Kamila Turečková, Michaela Neumannová, Daniela Mališová, Jarmila Hudáková, Stanislav Kološta, Viera Papcunová, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Oľga Roháčiková, Alfred Krogmann, Milena Botlíková, Vladimíra Skladaná, Lukáš Melecký, Michal Levický, Alice Kozumplíková, Aleksandr Shemetev, Veronika Tóth, Patrik Kundla, Roman Vavrek, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Marek Jetmar, Barbora Raková, Miriam Šebová, Katarína Vilinová, Dominika Tóthová, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Maroš Valach, Jozef Kudlej, Josef Botlík, Jana Štrangfeldová, Mária Fáziková, Radka Marčeková, Pavel Maškarinec, Jiří Kraft, Hilda Kramáreková, Jana Jarábková, Ľubica Šebová, Michal Hrivnák, Lucie Herbočková, Martin Domín, Dana Hübelová, Šárka Palcrová, Michaela Staníčková, Monika Bumbalová, Peter Moritz, Josef Smolík, Zuzana Révészová, Martin Musil, Milan Viturka, Eliška Stromská, Katarína Koštialová, Petr Bláha, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Eva Belvončíková, Marek Krumnikl, Zdenka Petrů, Jaroslav Urminský, Nikola Schneiderová, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Andrea Holešinská, Martin Boltižiar, Milan Maroš, Simona Králová, Kristína Pompurová, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Jiří Dušek, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Marcela Chreneková, Emil Drápela, Jana Kouřilová, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Václav Novák, Alena Dubcová, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Petr Hlaváček, Alica Albertová, Dagmar Plucarová, Pavel Zdražil, Marta Urbaníková, Renata Halásková, Monika Nová, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Martin Šauer, Elena Žárska, Juraj Tej, Eva Michaeli, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Lucia Petrikovičová, Ján Veselovský, Helena Kubíčková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Marcela Chrenková, Eva Rajčáková, Kateřina Peterková, Vladimír Žítek, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Viktorie Klímová, Jakub Jarošík, Jarmila Makovníková, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Katarína Melichová, Helena Mitwallyová, Ludmila Floková, Michal Cifranič, Marcela Korenková, Alexandra Mertinková, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Jan Kubát, Nikola Mezihoráková, and Jana Némethová
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: Poverty, as a multispectral phenomenon caused by a serious material deprivation of the population, is currently becoming one of the most observed socio-economic phenomena, the extent and severity of the social consequences of which are constantly increasing. The paper focuses on the evaluation of selected indicators for measuring poverty in the districts of the region with the highest level of its risk from the perspective of relevant experts to the identifying of the extent, level, development and depth of poverty at two times horizons in 2015 and 2019. The methodology of the pilot case study is based on to implement a multi-criteria assessment of the poverty rate in a statistically unreported territorial unit (district) using 19 objective indicators in three directionally different domains: socio-demographic profile (7 indicators), economic performance (6) and infrastructure (6). Experts from various scientific fields (demogeography, regional development, spatial planning, tourism, environmental studies, economics, management and marketing) evaluated each indicator in the range of 0 - 10 points according to the relationship to poverty. This process is basically known in the literature as the Delphic method. To evaluate poverty, the method of quantitative pairwise comparison in the literature, referred to as the Saaty method, was used. The results of the case study indicate that in the districts in the Banská Bystrica Region, the at-risk-of-poverty rate is decreasing, and regional disparities are diminishing.
Published: 2021
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37. Sectors and industry regions – Case study italy

Author: Tomáš Černěnko, Jana Jarábková, Petr Halámek, Aleksandr Shemetev, Ivana Kraftová, Ludmila Floková, Jiří Kraft, Katarína Koštialová, Kristína Pompurová, Nikola Schneiderová, Maroš Valach, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Roman Vavrek, Eva Belvončíková, Radka Marčeková, Barbora Raková, Michal Cifranič, Martin Domín, Josef Smolík, Monika Bumbalová, Miriam Šebová, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Lucie Herbočková, Klaudia Glittová, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Emil Drápela, Jarmila Hudáková, Helena Mitwallyová, Martin Musil, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Zdenka Petrů, Jana Némethová, Dana Hübelová, Marcela Korenková, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Andrea Holešinská, Jolana Darulová, Oľga Roháčiková, Veronika Tóth, Tereza Lelková, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Jakub Jarošík, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Lukáš Melecký, Elena Žárska, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Petr Bláha, Dagmar Plucarová, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Michal Levický, Marek Krumnikl, Jarmila Makovníková, Jan Kubát, Lucia Petrikovičová, Josef Kunc, Václav Novák, Kamila Turečková, Pavel Zdražil, Tomáš Makovník, Jana Kouřilová, Alexandra Mertinková, Katarína Vilinová, Marta Urbaníková, Marcela Chrenková, Alice Kozumplíková, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Renata Halásková, Michaela Neumannová, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Katarína Melichová, Daniela Mališová, Lukáš Varecha, Nikola Mezihoráková, Viera Papcunová, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Patrik Kundla, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Michaela Staníčková, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Juraj Tej, Stanislav Kološta, Kateřina Peterková, Zina Machničová, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Markéta Novotná, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Milena Botlíková, Filip Flaška, Josef Botlík, Martin Šauer, Mária Fáziková, Šárka Palcrová, Ján Veselovský, Milan Maroš, Eva Michaeli, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Helena Kubíčková, Martina Halásková, Hilda Kramáreková, Dominika Tóthová, Michal Hrivnák, Jaroslav Urminský, Marcela Chreneková, Alica Albertová, Eliška Stromská, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Monika Nová, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Milan Viturka, Alfred Krogmann, Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, Zuzana Révészová, Jiří Dušek, Vladimíra Skladaná, Jaroslav Škrabal, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Peter Moritz, Eva Rajčáková, Vladimír Žítek, Viktorie Klímová, Marek Jetmar, and Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez
Subjects: Geography, Regional development, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: The aim of the article is to describe the tangible and lasting uneven regional distribution of manufacturing in Italy, as the result of a historical reinforcing process. In doing so, we cite the basic parameters typically applied by the New Economic Geography approach and try to relate some global developments in the Italian history, with the seemingly outright influence of such specific theoretical parameters. The method is merely descriptive and uses a map and some manufacturing statistics for spotlight the actual sectorial distribution of employment as an evidence of the divergent process. For underpinning the analytical interpretation, we consult the previous contribution of some Italian economists and historians setting forth the consolidation of Italian manufacturing expansion and its startling spatial concentration. The descriptive style of the article ends up highlighting the pervasive influence of historical inertia on the regional economic development and the pertinence of New Economic Geography framework for interpreting the uneven distribution of manufacturing across the space.
Published: 2021
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38. Medziobecná spolupráca a jej efekty: prípadová štúdia okresu Nitra

Author: Andrea Holešinská, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Václav Novák, Lukáš Varecha, Pavel Zdražil, Dagmar Plucarová, Jiří Kraft, Miriam Šebová, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Jolana Darulová, Peter Moritz, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Martin Boltižiar, Ivana Kraftová, Martin Šauer, Simona Králová, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Jana Kouřilová, Oľga Roháčiková, Veronika Tóth, Kristína Pompurová, Patrik Kundla, Milan Viturka, Eva Michaeli, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Josef Botlík, Michal Levický, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Eva Belvončíková, Helena Mitwallyová, Jiří Dušek, Lukáš Melecký, Jarmila Hudáková, Maroš Valach, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Monika Bumbalová, Dana Hübelová, Emil Drápela, Jaroslav Škrabal, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Martina Halásková, Jakub Jarošík, Katarína Vilinová, Jarmila Makovníková, Josef Smolík, Marta Urbaníková, Hilda Kramáreková, Alena Dubcová, Renata Halásková, Petr Hlaváček, Jana Jarábková, Alica Albertová, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Zdenka Petrů, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Katarína Koštialová, Elena Žárska, Kamila Turečková, Eliška Stromská, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Nikola Schneiderová, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Michaela Neumannová, Kateřina Peterková, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Ján Veselovský, Jaroslav Urminský, Helena Kubíčková, Radka Marčeková, Vladimíra Skladaná, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Petr Bláha, Marcela Chreneková, Martin Musil, Marek Krumnikl, Stanislav Kološta, Dominika Tóthová, Michal Hrivnák, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Aleksandr Shemetev, Milena Botlíková, Lucia Petrikovičová, Alfred Krogmann, Filip Flaška, Jozef Kudlej, Marcela Chrenková, Ludmila Floková, Ľubica Šebová, Roman Vavrek, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Barbora Raková, Martin Domín, Lucie Herbočková, Michaela Staníčková, Zuzana Révészová, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Tereza Lelková, Michal Cifranič, Daniela Mališová, Alice Kozumplíková, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Josef Kunc, Viera Papcunová, Tomáš Makovník, Monika Nová, Katarína Melichová, Tomáš Černěnko, Petr Halámek, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Jan Kubát, Nikola Mezihoráková, Jana Némethová, Alexandra Mertinková, Mária Fáziková, Šárka Palcrová, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Juraj Tej, Marcela Korenková, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Vladimír Žítek, Viktorie Klímová, Eva Rajčáková, and Marek Jetmar
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: Cooperation is important in any area of human activity in which several actors strive to achieve the same goal. It allows, by joining forces, to achieve better results than individuals would be able to do. This so-called synergistic effect can also be used in local self-government. Partnership and cooperation are guided by the principles of legality, mutual benefit and compliance with the needs of the population. The aim of the paper is to identify and evaluate the forms, areas, benefits and barriers to inter-municipal cooperation in the Nitra district. A questionnaire survey was used to obtain primary data, in which 90.32% of local self-governments from the Nitra district participated. Municipalities most often cooperate in the management of municipal waste, in the provision of preschool education, school clubs and in the field of sport. In the area of delegated competencies inter-municipal cooperation is focused on building regulations and the competence of the building authority. The main source of financing inter-municipal cooperation is a combination of own and external revenues of municipalities.
Published: 2021
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39. Polycentric urban forms: The relevance of scale for metropolitan and city planning

Author: Tomáš Černěnko, Aleksandr Shemetev, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Marta Urbaníková, Alfred Krogmann, Filip Flaška, Renata Halásková, Tereza Lelková, Jana Kouřilová, Petr Halámek, Jozef Kudlej, Alexandra Mertinková, Daniela Mališová, Ľubica Šebová, Juraj Tej, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Dominika Tóthová, Martin Domín, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Michal Hrivnák, Stanislav Kološta, Peter Moritz, Eva Rajčáková, Radka Marčeková, Jaroslav Škrabal, Vladimír Žítek, Barbora Frličková, Martin Šauer, Alice Kozumplíková, Aneta Krajíčková, Katarína Vilinová, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Viera Papcunová, Martin Záboj, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Marcela Korenková, Maroš Valach, Monika Bumbalová, Marek Feurich, Kateřina Peterková, Patrik Kundla, Josef Kunc, Mária Fáziková, Pavla Štefkovičová, Zuzana Révészová, Jaroslav Urminský, Josef Smolík, Jana Ostárková, Viktorie Klímová, Šárka Palcrová, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Tomáš Makovník, Nikola Schneiderová, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Marek Jetmar, Nikola Mezihoráková, Jarmila Hudáková, Milena Botlíková, Milan Viturka, Dana Hübelová, Dagmar Plucarová, Michal Levický, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Milan Maroš, Michaela Staníčková, Eva Belvončíková, Zina Machničová, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Markéta Novotná, Petr Bláha, Josef Botlík, Marcela Chreneková, Katarína Melichová, Jiří Dušek, Jiří Kraft, Marek Krumnikl, Jana Némethová, Jan Sucháček, Martin Luštický, Daša Oremusová, Rudolf Kubaš, Zdenka Petrů, Emil Drápela, Kristína Pompurová, Lukáš Varecha, Ján Veselovský, Jana Jarábková, Kamila Turečková, Eva Michaeli, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Ludmila Floková, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Helena Kubíčková, Martin Musil, Katarína Koštialová, Jakub Jarošík, Michaela Neumannová, Lucia Petrikovičová, Oľga Roháčiková, Alica Albertová, Jarmila Makovníková, Veronika Tóth, Marcela Chrenková, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Monika Nová, Miriam Šebová, Jan Kubát, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Alena Dubcová, Martina Kubíková, Vladimíra Skladaná, Michal Cifranič, Filip Krajči, Petr Hlaváček, Helena Mitwallyová, Martina Halásková, Elena Žárska, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Hilda Kramáreková, Eliška Stromská, Ivana Kraftová, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Jolana Darulová, Andrea Holešinská, Lukáš Melecký, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Lucie Herbočková, Jaromír Pliešovský, and Martin Pělucha
Subjects: Geography, Regional development, Scale (ratio), Urban planning, Regional science, Relevance (information retrieval), Metropolitan area, Regional policy
Abstract: The paper deals with the importance of scale in metropolitan and urban planning, in connection with the promoted and often applied concept of polycentric development. Although the normative conceptualization of polycentricity to some extent reflects the multi-scalar dimension, the operationalization of the concept encounters a number of limitations and fuzzy meanings that result from different scales of analysis and interpretation. Using the Czech context of planning practice, the negligence of the importance of overlapping geographical scales and limits of binding spatial planning materials is documented. The dependence of polycentricity on the scale has consequences both for the analytical evaluation of the spatial situation of the settlement system and for the subsequent interpretation of the results and the setting of further development strategies.
Published: 2021
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40. Dopady společné zemědělské politiky EU na české zemědělce v období 2014–2020

Author: Dana Hübelová, Jolana Darulová, Ivana Kraftová, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Petr Bláha, Marek Krumnikl, Lukáš Melecký, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Lukáš Varecha, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Tomáš Černěnko, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Petr Halámek, Jiří Kraft, Oľga Roháčiková, Lucia Petrikovičová, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Dominika Tóthová, Viera Papcunová, Kamila Turečková, Lucie Herbočková, Veronika Tóth, Marcela Chrenková, Kristína Pompurová, Michal Hrivnák, Patrik Kundla, Martin Luštický, Jaroslav Škrabal, Josef Kunc, Rudolf Kubaš, Michaela Neumannová, Radka Marčeková, Marta Urbaníková, Maroš Valach, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Tomáš Makovník, Josef Botlík, Renata Halásková, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Mária Fáziková, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Monika Nová, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Šárka Palcrová, Monika Bumbalová, Alfred Krogmann, Miroslava Trembošová, Barbora Frličková, Jan Kubát, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Marek Feurich, Katarína Melichová, Tomáš Krejčí, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Klaudia Glittová, Jozef Kudlej, Andrea Holešinská, Ľubica Šebová, Katarína Vilinová, Martina Halásková, Zuzana Révészová, Ludmila Floková, Milan Maroš, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Kateřina Peterková, Tereza Lelková, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Jana Némethová, Josef Smolík, Marcela Korenková, Nikola Šlahůnková, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Elena Žárska, Vladimíra Skladaná, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Milan Viturka, Jakub Jarošík, Martin Musil, Daniela Mališová, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Michal Cifranič, Jarmila Makovníková, Nikola Mezihoráková, Hilda Kramáreková, Ján Veselovský, Zdenka Petrů, Filip Flaška, Helena Mitwallyová, Helena Kubíčková, Alexandra Mertinková, Eliška Stromská, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Stanislav Kološta, Juraj Tej, Jiří Dušek, Martin Šauer, Aneta Krajíčková, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Martin Záboj, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Štrangfeldová, Jana Ostárková, Pavel Maškarinec, Milena Botlíková, Peter Moritz, Aleksandr Shemetev, Martin Domín, Michaela Staníčková, Alice Kozumplíková, Dagmar Plucarová, Miriam Šebová, Eva Michaeli, Michal Levický, Eva Belvončíková, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Jaroslav Urminský, Vladimír Žítek, Marcela Chreneková, Jana Kouřilová, Emil Drápela, Jana Jarábková, Alica Albertová, Viktorie Klímová, Marek Jetmar, Katarína Koštialová, Jarmila Hudáková, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Nikola Schneiderová, and Eva Rajčáková
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Economic history, Regional policy
Abstract: The implementation of the Common Agricultural Policy of the EU in the Czech Republic brought many changes in the functioning and financing of agriculture in the Czech Republic with political, economic, and social impacts and many challenges and threats for Czech farmers. Since the Czech Republic acceded to the EU, the Common Agricultural Policy has been reformed several times. The aim of the article is to evaluate the impact of the Common Agricultural Policy on Czech farmers in 2014–2020. The evaluation is based on a qualitative survey among selected farmers in the Moravian-Silesian and Olomouc regions. The research results show that enterprises positively evaluate financial stability and the overall protection of the agricultural sector. Support for the diversification of agriculture and support for the investment was also highlighted. On the contrary, the administrative burden, great emphasis on cross compliance rules, differences in the payments in EU countries, reducing the competitiveness of Czech agriculture and unfavourable conditions for livestock farmers were assessed negatively.
Published: 2021
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41. Digitalizace jako předpoklad regionální konkurenceschopnosti? Analýza disparit na příkladu ČR

Author: Barbora Andor Tóthová, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Lukáš Varecha, Ján Veselovský, Vladimír Žítek, Tereza Lelková, Marek Jetmar, Helena Kubíčková, Alice Kozumplíková, Viera Papcunová, Viktorie Klímová, Nikola Mezihoráková, Martin Šauer, Monika Nová, Alfred Krogmann, Martin Musil, Eva Rajčáková, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Josef Kunc, Dominika Tóthová, Michal Hrivnák, Daniela Mališová, Mária Fáziková, Tomáš Makovník, Marcela Korenková, Šárka Palcrová, Maroš Valach, Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, Jana Némethová, Aleksandr Shemetev, Jaroslav Urminský, Monika Bumbalová, Michaela Staníčková, Alena Dubcová, Tomáš Černěnko, Petr Hlaváček, Jaroslav Škrabal, Katarína Melichová, Zuzana Révészová, Nikola Schneiderová, Filip Flaška, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Elena Žárska, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Ludmila Floková, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Marcela Chreneková, Jan Sucháček, Nikola Šlahůnková, Daša Oremusová, Martin Domín, Kamila Turečková, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Dagmar Plucarová, Jana Kouřilová, Petr Halámek, Jiří Malý, Alica Albertová, Michaela Neumannová, Vilém Pařil, Petr Bláha, Michal Cifranič, Marek Krumnikl, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Juraj Tej, Alexandra Mertinková, Katarína Vilinová, Jaromír Pliešovský, Helena Mitwallyová, Martin Pělucha, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Jan Kubát, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Miriam Šebová, Andrea Holešinská, Milan Viturka, Hilda Kramáreková, Stanislav Kološta, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Ivana Kraftová, Eva Michaeli, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Radka Marčeková, Jiří Dušek, Milena Botlíková, Eliška Stromská, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Peter Moritz, Vladimíra Skladaná, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Michal Levický, Eva Belvončíková, Emil Drápela, Jana Jarábková, Katarína Koštialová, Oľga Roháčiková, Veronika Tóth, Josef Smolík, Zdenka Petrů, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Marta Urbaníková, Martina Halásková, Renata Halásková, Patrik Kundla, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Josef Botlík, Kateřina Peterková, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Jakub Jarošík, Jolana Darulová, Lukáš Melecký, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Lucie Herbočková, Dana Hübelová, Jarmila Makovníková, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Kristína Pompurová, Jiří Kraft, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Lucia Petrikovičová, Marcela Chrenková, and Jarmila Hudáková
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: The paper focuses on regional competitiveness in relation to the level of digitization putted by the Regional Digitization Index (RDI), which was created by the authors of this paper. This index is inspired by the internationally recognized Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI), which compares the level of the digital economy of the EU member states. However, it does not enable to identify interregional disparities in the process of the territory digitization. The aim of the paper is to compare regional competitiveness, determined by the Regional Competitiveness Index (RCI), and the level of digitization expressed by the Regional Digitization Index. The research question is whether a higher RDI value implies a higher RCI level. The emphasis is given especially on regions defined according to the EUROSTAT methodology (2018) as predominantly rural, i.e., Plzeňský, Jihočeský, Vysočina and Pardubický regions. The results, except for the Capital City of Prague, do not confirm this implication, especially if we focus on predominantly rural regions. According to the RCI, Plzeňský and Vysočina regions belong to the regions with high dynamics of development and Pardubický and Jihočeský regions to the regions with average dynamics of development. According to the RDI, Pardubický, Vysočina and Jihočeský regions rank among regions with lower dynamics of digital development and the Plzeňský region falls into the "worst" group of regions with problematic development of digitization.
Published: 2021
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42. Regionální kapacita poptávky po elektromotocyklech v České republice

Author: Alfred Krogmann, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Jarmila Hudáková, Jan Kubát, Jana Némethová, Jozef Kudlej, Josef Kunc, Nikola Mezihoráková, Ľubica Šebová, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Lucia Petrikovičová, Tomáš Makovník, Ján Veselovský, Zuzana Révészová, Helena Kubíčková, Andrea Holešinská, Eva Belvončíková, Marcela Chrenková, Jan Sucháček, Lukáš Varecha, Katarína Melichová, Daša Oremusová, Kamila Turečková, Dominika Tóthová, Michal Hrivnák, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Tomáš Černěnko, Radka Marčeková, Michaela Neumannová, Václav Novák, Alice Kozumplíková, Jaroslav Škrabal, Pavel Zdražil, Marta Urbaníková, Renata Halásková, Nikola Schneiderová, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Alena Dubcová, Jana Kouřilová, Petr Hlaváček, Jolana Darulová, Jaroslav Urminský, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Helena Mitwallyová, Alexandra Mertinková, Katarína Vilinová, Eva Rajčáková, Marek Jetmar, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Michaela Staníčková, Filip Flaška, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Aleksandr Shemetev, Emil Drápela, Elena Žárska, Petr Halámek, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Martin Šauer, Marcela Chreneková, Dagmar Plucarová, Ivana Kraftová, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Vladimíra Skladaná, Kateřina Peterková, Jana Jarábková, Aneta Krajíčková, Maroš Valach, Alica Albertová, Martin Záboj, Monika Bumbalová, Martina Halásková, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Martin Domín, Lukáš Melecký, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Monika Nová, Martina Kubíková, Josef Smolík, Filip Krajči, Hilda Kramáreková, Vladimír Žítek, Ludmila Floková, Jakub Jarošík, Marcela Korenková, Roman Vavrek, Petr Bláha, Barbora Raková, Zdenka Petrů, Marek Krumnikl, Michal Cifranič, Oľga Roháčiková, Veronika Tóth, Viktorie Klímová, Eliška Stromská, Jarmila Makovníková, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Eva Michaeli, Jiří Malý, Martin Luštický, Vilém Pařil, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Rudolf Kubaš, Tereza Lelková, Martin Musil, Katarína Koštialová, Lucie Herbočková, Stanislav Kološta, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Milena Botlíková, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Daniela Mališová, Jana Štrangfeldová, Patrik Kundla, Pavel Maškarinec, Viera Papcunová, Kristína Pompurová, Josef Botlík, Peter Moritz, Miriam Šebová, Michal Levický, Milan Viturka, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Jiří Dušek, Dana Hübelová, Juraj Tej, Mária Fáziková, Šárka Palcrová, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Jiří Kraft, Miroslava Kyklošová, and Eva Poledníková
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: The aim of this paper is to assess the absorption capacity of sui generis innovations of the Czech regions, as well as to estimate their demand capacity for the JAWA electric motorcycle. The starting point is data capturing the reactions of regions to the innovative product line of JAWA motorcycles in the years 2017-2020. Variability analysis was used during the processing, and in the creation of the model for estimating the capacity of regional demand for electric motorcycles also correlation analysis. The real variability of regional sales of the innovative JAWA motorcycle line was high in the monitored period, moreover with a growing trend. Regions also differ in the different speed of acceptance of product innovation. The model for estimating the capacity of regional demand for the JAWA electric motorcycle takes into account both the parameters relevant for the sale of motorcycles in general, and the parameters associated with the elimination of the negative impact of internal combustion engine emissions on the environment. Just they cause a decrease in the variability of the capacity of regional demand for the JAWA electric motorcycle in the Czech regions.
Published: 2021
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43. Politika podpory najmenej rozvinutých okresov – potreby miestnych aktérov a ich vnímanie úrovne podpory

Author: Eva Belvončíková, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Tomáš Černěnko, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Jana Kouřilová, Lucie Herbočková, Emil Drápela, Katarína Melichová, Petr Bláha, Petr Halámek, Miroslava Trembošová, Marek Krumnikl, Martin Luštický, Tomáš Krejčí, Rudolf Kubaš, Klaudia Glittová, Alexandra Mertinková, Jana Jarábková, Michal Levický, Nikola Mezihoráková, Lukáš Varecha, Katarína Koštialová, Alice Kozumplíková, Ludmila Floková, Stanislav Kološta, Jolana Darulová, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Maroš Valach, Monika Bumbalová, Katarína Vilinová, Jana Némethová, Eva Rajčáková, Mária Fáziková, Lucia Petrikovičová, Michaela Staníčková, Michal Cifranič, Dagmar Plucarová, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Vladimíra Skladaná, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Šárka Palcrová, Radka Marčeková, Marcela Korenková, Helena Mitwallyová, Viera Papcunová, Lukáš Melecký, Milena Botlíková, Marcela Chrenková, Dana Hübelová, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Milan Maroš, Martin Musil, Monika Nová, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Alfred Krogmann, Nikola Šlahůnková, Martin Šauer, Hilda Kramáreková, Vladimír Žítek, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Jozef Kudlej, Aleksandr Shemetev, Jan Kubát, Ľubica Šebová, Miriam Šebová, Juraj Tej, Jiří Kraft, Zuzana Révészová, Martin Domín, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Eliška Stromská, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Viktorie Klímová, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Marek Jetmar, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Kamila Turečková, Michaela Neumannová, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Jakub Jarošík, Jarmila Makovníková, Marta Urbaníková, Renata Halásková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Kateřina Peterková, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Kristína Pompurová, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Ján Veselovský, Andrea Holešinská, Helena Kubíčková, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Václav Novák, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Pavel Zdražil, Jaroslav Urminský, Jana Štrangfeldová, Alena Dubcová, Ivana Kraftová, Josef Smolík, Pavel Maškarinec, Petr Hlaváček, Marcela Chreneková, Peter Moritz, Elena Žárska, Zdenka Petrů, Eva Michaeli, Oľga Roháčiková, Jaroslav Škrabal, Veronika Tóth, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Dominika Tóthová, Alica Albertová, Michal Hrivnák, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Milan Viturka, Jiří Dušek, Jiří Malý, Nikola Schneiderová, Vilém Pařil, Jarmila Hudáková, Filip Flaška, Tereza Lelková, Daniela Mališová, Patrik Kundla, Josef Botlík, and Martina Halásková
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: The least developed districts support policy introduced at the end of 2015, unlike previous development policies, is implemented on a place-based principle. Through specifically tailored development strategies, both stakeholders and financial resources were to be integrated. The combination of external resources and resources of local stakeholders was to be focused on priorities defined by local stakeholders. The aim of the paper is to identify differences in the perception of the needs of different regions and differences between the needs of local actors and their satisfaction with the level of support of individual areas of support from public funds in the least developed districts. The research was carried out as a case study of the districts of Rimavská Sobota and Lučenec. The results are based on the answers to a questionnaire survey and interviews with 22 actors in the Rimavská Sobota district and 23 in the Lučenec district. In some cases, there are differences between the surveyed districts in the perception of importance and their satisfaction with some areas of support. In line with the priorities set out in the Action Plans, stakeholders attach the utmost importance to supporting various aspects of business activities. However, these are also the areas with the largest difference between the importance attached and the satisfaction of actors with their support, which indicates policy problems associated with the limited ability of the private sector to absorb resources and limited external resources available.
Published: 2021
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44. Strategy for family business succession in the South Bohemia Region

Author: Martin Boltižiar, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Lukáš Varecha, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Marta Urbaníková, Josef Smolík, Simona Králová, Patrik Kundla, Renata Halásková, Vladimíra Skladaná, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Hilda Kramáreková, Alena Dubcová, Jana Kouřilová, Josef Botlík, Eliška Stromská, Helena Mitwallyová, Lucie Herbočková, Petr Hlaváček, Michaela Staníčková, Zdenka Petrů, Kateřina Peterková, Marek Jetmar, Marcela Korenková, Milan Viturka, Jarmila Hudáková, Miroslava Trembošová, Mária Fáziková, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Martin Šauer, Nikola Mezihoráková, Jaroslav Urminský, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Radka Marčeková, Šárka Palcrová, Oľga Roháčiková, Tomáš Krejčí, Elena Žárska, Martin Musil, Veronika Tóth, Michaela Štubňová, Josef Kunc, Ivana Šimočková, Maroš Valach, Tomáš Makovník, Jolana Darulová, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Klaudia Glittová, Ivana Kraftová, Katarína Vilinová, Viera Papcunová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Martina Halásková, Jana Némethová, Miriam Šebová, Monika Bumbalová, Katarína Melichová, Aleksandr Shemetev, Zina Machničová, Jiří Dušek, Marcela Chreneková, Jiří Kraft, Markéta Novotná, Petr Bláha, Jaroslav Škrabal, Kristína Pompurová, Tomáš Černěnko, Lukáš Melecký, Ludmila Floková, Ján Veselovský, Marek Krumnikl, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Filip Flaška, Alice Kozumplíková, Andrea Holešinská, Helena Kubíčková, Jan Sucháček, Petr Halámek, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Alexandra Mertinková, Michal Cifranič, Daša Oremusová, Martin Domín, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Juraj Tej, Jan Kubát, Eva Rajčáková, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Lucia Petrikovičová, Kamila Turečková, Eva Michaeli, Dominika Tóthová, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Michal Hrivnák, Jakub Jarošík, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Nikola Schneiderová, Vladimír Žítek, Marcela Chrenková, Václav Novák, Michaela Neumannová, Pavel Zdražil, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Alica Albertová, Jarmila Makovníková, Jiří Malý, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Vilém Pařil, Tereza Lelková, Dana Hübelová, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Stanislav Kološta, Daniela Mališová, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavla Štefkovičová, Viktorie Klímová, Jana Ostárková, Pavel Maškarinec, Milena Botlíková, Peter Moritz, Dagmar Plucarová, Michal Levický, Jana Jarábková, Katarína Koštialová, Eva Belvončíková, Emil Drápela, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Monika Nová, Alfred Krogmann, Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, and Zuzana Révészová
Subjects: Geography, Economy, Regional development, Family business, Ecological succession, Regional policy
Abstract: This paper is focused on a specific area of strategic support of the family business units within a context of regional development strategy. It reacts on one of the main issues the family businesses are facing with – handling the process of family business handover (the business succession process). The aim of the paper is to draft the key strategic tasks for the South Bohemia Region authority for facilitating and sustaining the business succession process at the family business units. The research framework covers the main stages of strategic planning cycle. Thus, it provides an understandable and comprehensive guideline for regional authority how to enhance the business succession process by a set of strategic tasks. The tasks are classified into the following four priority areas: (I) Information Gathering & Monitoring, (II) Planning & Implementation, (III) Cooperation & Coordination, (IV) Support & Facilitation.
Published: 2021
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45. Metódy monetárneho a nemonetárneho oceňovania ekosystémových služieb - rešerš

Author: Barbora Andor Tóthová, Lukáš Varecha, Jolana Darulová, Jarmila Hudáková, Juraj Tej, Eva Rajčáková, Marta Urbaníková, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Marek Jetmar, Vladimíra Skladaná, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Monika Nová, Lukáš Melecký, Jiří Malý, Kamila Turečková, Vilém Pařil, Alfred Krogmann, Lucia Petrikovičová, Renata Halásková, Tereza Lelková, Mária Fáziková, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Michaela Neumannová, Jaroslav Škrabal, Šárka Palcrová, Jozef Kudlej, Marcela Chrenková, Eva Michaeli, Ľubica Šebová, Hilda Kramáreková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Martin Musil, Dana Hübelová, Daniela Mališová, Vladimír Žítek, Lucie Herbočková, Alica Albertová, Michal Levický, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Zuzana Révészová, Martin Boltižiar, Nikola Šlahůnková, Alexandra Mertinková, Martin Šauer, Stanislav Kološta, Kateřina Peterková, Viera Papcunová, Simona Králová, Eva Belvončíková, Eliška Stromská, Dominika Tóthová, Josef Kunc, Jiří Kraft, Alice Kozumplíková, Pavla Štefkovičová, Viktorie Klímová, Filip Flaška, Jana Ostárková, Ivana Kraftová, Tomáš Makovník, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Milena Botlíková, Petr Bláha, Oľga Roháčiková, Jana Kouřilová, Michal Hrivnák, Maroš Valach, Marek Krumnikl, Veronika Tóth, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Jakub Jarošík, Miroslava Trembošová, Monika Bumbalová, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Aleksandr Shemetev, Jaroslav Urminský, Marcela Korenková, Jarmila Makovníková, Emil Drápela, Tomáš Černěnko, Peter Moritz, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Katarína Melichová, Katarína Vilinová, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Jana Jarábková, Milan Viturka, Marcela Chreneková, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Martin Domín, Petr Halámek, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Nikola Schneiderová, Katarína Koštialová, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Jiří Dušek, Kristína Pompurová, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Ján Veselovský, Helena Mitwallyová, Helena Kubíčková, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Elena Žárska, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Andrea Holešinská, Ludmila Floková, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Josef Smolík, Radka Marčeková, Michal Cifranič, Zdenka Petrů, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Jana Némethová, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Miriam Šebová, Jan Kubát, Nikola Mezihoráková, Dagmar Plucarová, Martina Halásková, Patrik Kundla, Josef Botlík, and Michaela Staníčková
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: Understanding the interactions between the characteristics and processes of ecosystems is essential for the assessment of ecosystem services (ES) and the functioning of the sustainable development of different sized regions. The aim of the paper is to provide an overview of current research directions in the field of ES valuation, focusing on monetary and non-monetary methods. The analysis of the scientific literature provides an overview of the most frequently used methods focused on monetary and non-monetary valuation of the ES. As ecosystems are lost and permanently degraded, economic assessments and valuations of ecosystems and biodiversity are considered insufficient. In order to support positive changes in socio-ecological systems, it will be necessary to extend and adapt into ES valuation methods transdisciplinary aspects.
Published: 2021
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46. Evaluácia projektových aktivít mikroregiónu Termál v troch programových obdobiach

Author: Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Oľga Roháčiková, Dominika Tóthová, Michal Hrivnák, Jana Kouřilová, Eva Michaeli, Veronika Tóth, Vladimíra Skladaná, Maroš Valach, Radka Marčeková, Marta Urbaníková, Renata Halásková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Jakub Jarošík, Kateřina Peterková, Monika Bumbalová, Jana Némethová, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Jarmila Makovníková, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Andrea Holešinská, Jolana Darulová, Mária Fáziková, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Patrik Kundla, Šárka Palcrová, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Kristína Pompurová, Helena Mitwallyová, Jaroslav Urminský, Jaroslav Škrabal, Tomáš Černěnko, Elena Žárska, Lukáš Varecha, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Vladimír Žítek, Milan Maroš, Zina Machničová, Nikola Schneiderová, Josef Botlík, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Markéta Novotná, Jiří Kraft, Marcela Chreneková, Lukáš Melecký, Stanislav Kološta, Michaela Staníčková, Hilda Kramáreková, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Ján Veselovský, Jarmila Hudáková, Václav Novák, Martin Musil, Alica Albertová, Helena Kubíčková, Jan Kubát, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Pavel Zdražil, Filip Flaška, Petr Halámek, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Milena Botlíková, Tereza Lelková, Eliška Stromská, Aleksandr Shemetev, Ivana Kraftová, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Josef Smolík, Alfred Krogmann, Viktorie Klímová, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Milan Viturka, Lucie Herbočková, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Martina Halásková, Martin Šauer, Marek Jetmar, Ludmila Floková, Martin Domín, Juraj Tej, Daniela Mališová, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Nikola Mezihoráková, Jan Sucháček, Michal Levický, Alice Kozumplíková, Daša Oremusová, Zdenka Petrů, Kamila Turečková, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Jana Jarábková, Jozef Kudlej, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Michaela Neumannová, Michal Cifranič, Jiří Dušek, Petr Bláha, Ľubica Šebová, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Marek Krumnikl, Josef Kunc, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Katarína Koštialová, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Tomáš Makovník, Peter Moritz, Eva Belvončíková, Eva Rajčáková, Katarína Melichová, Viera Papcunová, Emil Drápela, Zuzana Révészová, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Lucia Petrikovičová, Monika Nová, Marcela Chrenková, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Dana Hübelová, Marcela Korenková, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Alexandra Mertinková, Katarína Vilinová, Miriam Šebová, and Dagmar Plucarová
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: The new programming period 2021 – 2017 brings a new philosophy of integration - in the emergence of integrated territorial strategies (ITS) and their financing through integrated territorial investments (ITI). The aim of the paper is, based on the above reasons, to evaluate the project activities of the microregion Termál considering the implemented projects in the programming periods 2007 – 2013 and 2014 – 2020 (ex-post evaluation) as well as the readiness of the area for financial resources in the programming period 2021 – 2027 (ex-ante evaluation). In terms of methodology, we used the comparative analysis of various information sources (mainly Programs of economic development and social development of municipalities, microregion Termál and databases of the Department of Strategic Activities of the Municipality of Nitra Region) and standard statistical and cartographic methods leading to data processing and visualization. The results provide information on the diversification of obtained and expected funds at individual municipalities and the whole territory. While in both previous programming periods, the focus was mainly on building social and technical infrastructure. At the beginning of the new programming period, expectations mainly focused on increasing territorial competitiveness by supporting industries using local resources and sustainable smart energy communities.
Published: 2021
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47. Sociální a ekonomická dimenze kvality života rodin chronicky nemocných dětských pacientů

Author: Jana Jarábková, Maroš Valach, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Vladimír Žítek, Katarína Koštialová, Ivana Kraftová, Monika Bumbalová, Jana Némethová, Helena Mitwallyová, Viktorie Klímová, Eva Belvončíková, Alfred Krogmann, Lukáš Varecha, Jaroslav Urminský, Katarína Vilinová, Marcela Chreneková, Tereza Lelková, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Alice Kozumplíková, Jaroslav Škrabal, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Mária Fáziková, Alexandra Mertinková, Jarmila Hudáková, Šárka Palcrová, Aleksandr Shemetev, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Viera Papcunová, Jozef Kudlej, Emil Drápela, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Ľubica Šebová, Michaela Staníčková, Vladimíra Skladaná, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Eva Rajčáková, Zina Machničová, Marek Jetmar, Markéta Novotná, Jan Kubát, Lucie Herbočková, Dagmar Plucarová, Ludmila Floková, Tomáš Černěnko, Hilda Kramáreková, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Zuzana Révészová, Josef Smolík, Ján Veselovský, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Kamila Turečková, Daniela Mališová, Marcela Korenková, Helena Kubíčková, Miriam Šebová, Michal Cifranič, Michaela Neumannová, Radka Marčeková, Michal Levický, Petr Halámek, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Martin Šauer, Nikola Mezihoráková, Jakub Jarošík, Martin Luštický, Eliška Stromská, Rudolf Kubaš, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Jana Štrangfeldová, Nikola Schneiderová, Pavel Maškarinec, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Jiří Kraft, Petr Bláha, Jolana Darulová, Dominika Tóthová, Katarína Melichová, Juraj Tej, Martin Boltižiar, Michal Hrivnák, Marek Krumnikl, Peter Moritz, Jarmila Makovníková, Martina Halásková, Stanislav Kološta, Martin Domín, Zdenka Petrů, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Simona Králová, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Milan Viturka, Milena Botlíková, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Alena Dubcová, Petr Hlaváček, Lukáš Melecký, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Andrea Holešinská, Elena Žárska, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Jiří Dušek, Kristína Pompurová, Aneta Krajíčková, Filip Flaška, Martin Záboj, Marta Urbaníková, Renata Halásková, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Oľga Roháčiková, Veronika Tóth, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Martin Musil, Patrik Kundla, Kateřina Peterková, Jana Kouřilová, Josef Botlík, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Monika Nová, Eva Michaeli, Alica Albertová, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Lucia Petrikovičová, Marcela Chrenková, Dana Hübelová, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, and Klaudia Glittová
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Economic history, Regional policy
Abstract: Chronic diseases affect the quality of life of families of sick people on the level of their physical, economic, mental, and subjective well-being. The aim of the paper is two-folded: a) to determine the economic and social consequences of the child's illness for families and b) to identify the factors that may influence the origin and development of asthma in the child population. The data come from a survey we carried out on a sample of parents with children who are treated in the Children's Speleotherapy Sanatorium in Ostrov near Macocha (a total sample of 201 respondents). We checked for any association by use of correlation analysis, Kruskal-⁠Wallis and Chi-square test. More than half of the families reported that the child's illness negatively influences the involvement in the labour market, families show an increase in financial costs associated with rehab and a financial loss during the care of a sick child. One third of the children’s patients has problems with missing classes at school, the average absence is 8 weeks in the school year, and every tenth child has difficulty in establishing social contacts. Analyses of external factors in relation to asthma show the effect of education on smoking in the family, but did not confirm the effect of age and mother's education on the birth weight of the child or the type of birth. From the results, it is clear that asthma adversely affects the quality of life of the asthmatic child and his family. The disease is thus associated with social and psychological consequences, which limits the performance at school for children and work activities for parents and other activities. All in one, it has not only health, but also socio-economic consequences.
Published: 2021
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48. Finanční stabilita rozpočtů obcí Jihočeského kraje v kontextu meziobecní spolupráce

Author: Daniela Garbin Praničević, Maroš Valach, Martin Boltižiar, Monika Bumbalová, Simona Králová, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Vladimír Žítek, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Jana Kouřilová, Alena Dubcová, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Petr Hlaváček, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Jana Jarábková, Peter Moritz, Katarína Vilinová, Kristína Pompurová, Jaroslav Škrabal, Milan Viturka, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Alfred Krogmann, Lukáš Varecha, Michaela Staníčková, Viktorie Klímová, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Andrea Holešinská, Elena Žárska, Jozef Kudlej, Marek Jetmar, Marta Urbaníková, Renata Halásková, Tomáš Černěnko, Ľubica Šebová, Filip Flaška, Jiří Dušek, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Katarína Koštialová, Jiří Kraft, Martin Šauer, Petr Halámek, Katarína Melichová, Zina Machničová, Barbora Frličková, Alica Albertová, Zuzana Révészová, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Marek Feurich, Václav Novák, Pavel Zdražil, Markéta Novotná, Ludmila Floková, Jan Kubát, Patrik Kundla, Ján Veselovský, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Viera Papcunová, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Jiří Malý, Nikola Schneiderová, Kamila Turečková, Vilém Pařil, Tereza Lelková, Michaela Neumannová, Helena Kubíčková, Martina Kubíková, Kateřina Peterková, Vladimíra Skladaná, Jarmila Hudáková, Jana Némethová, Josef Botlík, Alexandra Mertinková, Filip Krajči, Alice Kozumplíková, Michal Cifranič, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Stanislav Kološta, Michal Levický, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Helena Mitwallyová, Milena Botlíková, Eva Rajčáková, Eva Belvončíková, Jaromír Pliešovský, Daniela Mališová, Martin Pělucha, Ivana Kraftová, Hilda Kramáreková, Nikola Mezihoráková, Petr Bláha, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Marek Krumnikl, Marcela Korenková, Emil Drápela, Dominika Tóthová, Michal Hrivnák, Eliška Stromská, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Martina Halásková, Eva Michaeli, Monika Nová, Aleksandr Shemetev, Jaroslav Urminský, Martin Domín, Marcela Chreneková, Dagmar Plucarová, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Radka Marčeková, Lucie Herbočková, Martin Musil, Miriam Šebová, Juraj Tej, Jolana Darulová, Mária Fáziková, Šárka Palcrová, Lukáš Melecký, Lucia Petrikovičová, Marcela Chrenková, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Dana Hübelová, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Oľga Roháčiková, Veronika Tóth, Josef Smolík, Zdenka Petrů, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Jakub Jarošík, and Jarmila Makovníková
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: In recent years, several research projects on barriers to inter-municipal cooperation have been implemented in the Czech Republic and abroad. However, the research results reflect the respective local and regional specificities and the results and conclusions are therefore diametrically different depending on the specific conditions in the country. The main goal of the paper is to analyse uneven socio-economic development of the municipalities in the South Bohemian Region on the example of the development of cooperation among the municipalities of the South Bohemian Region in relation to the economic background of the municipalities. When assessing the budget-related aspects of the municipality, it is not possible to prefer and take into account only the revenue side, it is also necessary to emphasize the expenditure side. In our case, we use what is called the self-financing rate (the share of own revenues in the current expenditures of the municipality). There is a hypothesis that municipalities with a higher rate of self-financing tend to get less involved in cooperation of municipalities, i.e. the higher the rate of self-financing, the lower the level of cooperation of municipalities. Economically stronger municipalities have no reason/interest to unite their forces with other entities in order to solve problems of regional development. The theoretical part of the work deals with searching for knowledge related to the issue of regional development and cooperation of municipalities and introduces individual methods, which are then applied as part of the analysis of municipalities. The author researched cooperation of municipalities between 2007 and 2020. However, in spite of the results of the graphical analysis, the above-mentioned hypothesis was not confirmed.
Published: 2021
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49. Platform food-related services´ in Slovakia

Author: Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Jan Sucháček, Daša Oremusová, Kamila Turečková, Michaela Neumannová, Kristína Pompurová, Ludmila Floková, Petr Bláha, Martin Luštický, Stanislav Kološta, Rudolf Kubaš, Michal Cifranič, Eva Rajčáková, Pavla Štefkovičová, Jana Ostárková, Marek Krumnikl, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Milena Botlíková, Radka Marčeková, Alena Dubcová, Jakub Jarošík, Jan Kubát, Tereza Lelková, Petr Hlaváček, Vladimír Žítek, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Katarína Vilinová, Milan Viturka, Jaromír Pliešovský, Jarmila Makovníková, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Martin Pělucha, Lucia Petrikovičová, Lukáš Varecha, Jolana Darulová, Barbora Andor Tóthová, Ivana Kraftová, Martin Musil, Elena Žárska, Martin Boltižiar, Simona Králová, Marcela Chrenková, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Jaroslav Urminský, Dagmar Plucarová, Viktorie Klímová, Maroš Valach, Michaela Staníčková, Marta Urbaníková, Marek Jetmar, Renata Halásková, Dana Hübelová, Monika Bumbalová, Barbora Frličková, Jana Némethová, Marcela Chreneková, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Andrea Holešinská, Tomáš Černěnko, Lukáš Melecký, Jana Kouřilová, Michal Levický, Miriam Šebová, Ján Veselovský, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Jiří Dušek, Vladimíra Skladaná, Eva Belvončíková, Daniela Mališová, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Jiří Kraft, Juraj Tej, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Helena Kubíčková, Marcela Korenková, Marek Feurich, Martina Halásková, Václav Novák, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Miroslava Trembošová, Tomáš Krejčí, Pavel Zdražil, Klaudia Glittová, Eva Michaeli, Jana Štrangfeldová, Hilda Kramáreková, Pavel Maškarinec, Kateřina Peterková, Lucie Herbočková, Dominika Tóthová, Peter Moritz, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Mária Fáziková, Monika Nová, Filip Flaška, Jaroslav Škrabal, Michal Hrivnák, Eliška Stromská, Emil Drápela, Alfred Krogmann, Alica Albertová, Šárka Palcrová, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Petr Halámek, Aleksandr Shemetev, Nikola Schneiderová, Jana Jarábková, Jozef Kudlej, Jarmila Hudáková, Martin Šauer, Ľubica Šebová, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Nikola Šlahůnková, Katarína Koštialová, Jiří Malý, Vilém Pařil, Zuzana Révészová, Martin Domín, Nikola Mezihoráková, Oľga Roháčiková, Patrik Kundla, Veronika Tóth, Alice Kozumplíková, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Josef Botlík, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Viera Papcunová, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Josef Smolík, Zdenka Petrů, Helena Mitwallyová, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Katarína Melichová, and Alexandra Mertinková
Subjects: Regional development, Regional science, Business, Regional policy
Abstract: Platform economy is one of the highly discussed topics in recent years. Based on its principle, catering services are also being developed, which receive only marginal attention in the scientific literature. The aim of the article is to examine catering services on the principle of platform economy in Slovakia. In fulfilling it, we used the methods of descriptive statistics. The article presents the results that more than one-fifth of respondents do not know the platform economy at all. More than half of the respondents have already used services via digital platforms, but only 5.3% of respondents have used catering services in this way. Almost 40.0% of respondents are interested in providing catering services in Slovakia via digital platforms. The results of the survey show that for their further development, it is necessary to increase public awareness of digital platforms, intensify their promotion, improve legislative conditions, change people's mindsets and reduce the prices of these services.
Published: 2021
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50. Význam komunít pre činnosť miestnych rozvojových iniciatív: prípadová štúdia top down a bottom-up aktérov v meste Nitra

Author: Viera Papcunová, Marek Jetmar, Zina Machničová, Markéta Novotná, Jiří Kraft, Ján Veselovský, Tereza Lelková, Helmuth Yesid Arias Gomez, Helena Kubíčková, Jan Sucháček, Michal Levický, Miroslava Trembošová, Miroslava Kyklošová, Eva Poledníková, Andrea Holešinská, Tomáš Krejčí, Klaudia Glittová, Alice Kozumplíková, Martin Musil, Daša Oremusová, Kamila Turečková, Jaroslav Škrabal, Kristína Pompurová, Marta Urbaníková, Renata Halásková, Jarmila Hudáková, Barbora Frličková, Marek Feurich, Michaela Neumannová, Dominika Tóthová, Michal Hrivnák, Kateřina Peterková, Jakub Jarošík, Josef Kunc, Tomáš Makovník, Jarmila Makovníková, Lucia Petrikovičová, Vladimír Žítek, Juraj Tej, Jaroslav Urminský, Diana Rokita-Poskart, Václav Novák, Daniela Mališová, Tomáš Černěnko, Katarína Melichová, Marcela Chrenková, Pavel Zdražil, Viktorie Klímová, Jolana Darulová, Petr Halámek, Dana Hübelová, Marcela Chreneková, Katarína Vilinová, Ivana Kraftová, Martina Halásková, Martin Boltižiar, Mária Fáziková, Michaela Staníčková, Šárka Palcrová, Lukáš Melecký, Aleksandr Shemetev, Martin Šauer, Simona Králová, Gabriela Antošová, Petra Chmielová, Eva Michaeli, Aneta Krajíčková, Martin Záboj, Daniela Garbin Praničević, Nikola Mezihoráková, Martin Domín, Alica Albertová, Milan Maroš, Mária Murray Svidroňová, Magdaléna Nemčíková, Alexandra Mertinková, Nikola Šlahůnková, Jana Kouřilová, Alena Dubcová, Josef Smolík, Petr Hlaváček, Jiří Malý, Milan Viturka, Vilém Pařil, Martina Kubíková, Filip Krajči, Eva Rajčáková, Roman Vavrek, Barbora Raková, Eva Belvončíková, Jaromír Pliešovský, Martin Pělucha, Markéta Kalábová, Dominika Ondrušová, Elena Žárska, Filip Flaška, Lucie Herbočková, Patrik Kundla, Jana Némethová, Radka Marčeková, Stanislav Kološta, Zdenka Petrů, Josef Botlík, Pavla Štefkovičová, Nikola Schneiderová, Jana Ostárková, Martin Luštický, Rudolf Kubaš, Milena Botlíková, Helena Mitwallyová, Oľga Roháčiková, Jiří Dušek, Veronika Tóth, Marcela Korenková, Ludmila Floková, Michaela Štubňová, Ivana Šimočková, Emil Drápela, Michal Cifranič, Jana Jarábková, Maroš Valach, Monika Bumbalová, Beatrice Elena Chromková Manea, Kristína Gendová Ruzsíková, Katarína Koštialová, Jana Štrangfeldová, Pavel Maškarinec, Helmuth Yesid Aria Gomez, Peter Moritz, Jan Kubát, Hilda Kramáreková, Eliška Stromská, Petr Bláha, Jaroslav Koutský, Petr Tonev, Marek Krumnikl, Lukáš Varecha, Vladimíra Skladaná, Miriam Šebová, Alfred Krogmann, Jozef Kudlej, Ľubica Šebová, Zuzana Révészová, Dagmar Plucarová, Barbora Andor Tóthová, and Monika Nová
Subjects: Regional development, Political science, Regional science, Regional policy
Abstract: Various spatial actors can reduce costs, raise efficiency of activities and contribute to the social development of the territory also through the own community. A community is a fellowship of citizens or other spatial actors who are united by a common interest in relation to a space in which they want to contribute to a certain socio-economic change. Community initiatives are, in essence, found mainly on the bottom-up principle, from the initiative of local actors who are interested in meeting their needs together with other individuals or entities. Similarly, in some cases also top-down institutions in local development utilize membership base, or partnership to achieve its goals. The aim of this paper is to shed a light on the importance of community development, to demonstrate the importance of active communities for the development of local society and economy through case studies of model examples of good practice. In this paper, we compare a selected community initiative in local development established according to law (top-down), and due the activity and enthusiasm of local people (bottom-up). The results hypothesize that bottom-up community initiatives may grow faster and provide wider benefits to the institution's activities, but are less stable and do not provide a strong basis for the long-term sustainability of community initiative funding.
Published: 2021
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